CS Inter Ilfov

CS Buftea (2005–2013)

The former club was founded in 2005 as CS Buftea, following a merger between a fourth-tier team from Buftea and Cimentul Fieni. It entered Divizia C in Cimentul's place and finished sixth in Series III in its first season. Buftea finished third in 2006–07 and second in 2007–08. It then won a promotion play-off group at Stadionul Poiana in Câmpina, ahead of Juventus București and Aerostar Bacău, and reached Liga II for the first time.

For its first Liga II season, Buftea worked with Politehnica Timișoara, receiving several players on loan, including Cristian Zimmermann, Ioan Mera, Adrian Popa, Cristian Scutaru, Artur Pătraș and Mircea Axente. The arrangement ended during the winter break, when most of the loaned players left for Gloria Buzău. Buftea finished the 2008–09 Liga II season in thirteenth place. In July 2009, the club transferred its Liga II place to Săgeata Stejaru for €500,000 and continued in Liga III in Săgeata's former place. The team was subsequently renamed ACS Buftea.

After fifth and eighth-place finishes in Liga III, ACS Buftea won Series III in 2011–12, finishing level on points with Viitorul Domnești and earning promotion. The club again encountered financial problems before the 2012–13 season. During uncertainty over its ownership, a team made up largely of youth players lost 0–31 to ACS Berceni in the Cupa României. Buftea nevertheless completed the Liga II season and finished sixth.

Clinceni and Pitești (2013–2017)…

First entity

Liga II

Runners-up (2): 2014–15, 2018–19 Liga III

Winners (1): 2011–12 Runners-up (1): 2007–08

Current entity

Liga IV – Ilfov County

Winners (1): 2022–23