FC Brașov
Состав
- Lucian Goian2015сейчас
- Alexandru Vagner2016сейчас
Sabrin Sburlea2016сейчас- Dušan Šimićсейчас
Mihai Ivăncescu1961–1962
Stere Adamache1963–1977- Mihai Ivăncescu1964–1973
Teodor Anghelini1971–1974
Cornel Pavlovici1972–1972
Marius Lăcătuș1981–1983
Dumitru Stângaciu1982–1984- Marin Barbu1984–1991
Vasile Iordache1984–1986
Cornel Țălnar1985–1986
Costică Ștefănescu1986–1988
Tibor Selymes1987–1990- Ionel Pârvu1988–1992
- Gábor Gerstenmájer1990–1991
- Ioan Drăgan1990–1997
- Iulian Chiriță1990–1992
- Agim Canaj1991–1994
- Arben Minga1991–1992
- Marian Ivan1991–1994
- Roland Nagy1992–1994
- Bogdan Andone1994–1994
Ionel Ganea1994–1996- Marian Savu1994–1994
- Sabin Ilie1994–1995
- Dumitru Mitu1995–1995
- Cornel Buta1996–1999
Daniel Isăilă1996–1997- Iulian Chiriță1996–1996
- Marian Ivan1996–1997
- Marian Ivan1996–1996
- Mugurel Buga1996–2005
- Daniel Isăilă1997–2000
Gabriel Tamaș1998–1999- Marian Ivan1998–2001
- Marian Constantinescu1999–2000
Răzvan Lucescu1999–2000
Tiberiu Ghioane1999–2000- Ibrahim Dossey2000–2003
Marius Onofraș2000–2004- Cornel Buta2001–2001
- Daniel Isăilă2001–2006
Ion Coman2001–2005
László Balint2001–2005
Romeo Surdu2001–2005
Marius Constantin2002–2004
Florin Prunea2003–2004- Ibrahim Dossey2003–2005
- Mihai Baicu2003–2004
- Nicolae Grigore2004–2004
- Arman Karamyan2005–2005
- Ionel Pârvu2005–2006
Marian Cristescu2005–2011
Alexandru Benga2006–2010
Alexandru Chipciu2006–2011- Arman Karamyan2006–2006
- Arman Karamyan2006–2006
- Cristian Oroș2006–2011
- Florin Hidișan2006–2006
Sabin-Cosmin Goia2006–2007- Sabrin Sburlea2006–2010
Alexandru Mateiu2007–2014- Attila Hadnagy2007–2012
Cristian Bălgrădean2007–2008- Marian Constantinescu2007–2008
Mihai Roman2007–2010- Paulo Adriano2007–2009
- Sérgio Leite2007–2007
Ángel Gastón Díaz2007–2007
Bogdan Stelea2008–2009- Cătălin Munteanu2008–2010
Dănuț Coman2008–2010- Ezequias2008–2010
- Fabio de Matos Pereira2008–2008
- Marius Măldărășanu2008–2010
- Mugurel Buga2008–2009
- Octavian Abrudan2008–2010
- Romeo Surdu2008–2009
Rui Duarte2008–2010- Adriano Barbosa Miranda da Luz2009–2010
- Alin Stoica2009–2009
Mihai Mincă2009–2010- Nicolae Grigore2009–2010
- Nuno Diogo2009–2010
- Dušan Savić2010–2010
- Lamine Diarrassouba2010–2010
- Nuno Viveiros2010–2013
Peter Majerník2010–2012- Stelian Stancu2010–2010
Valentin Badea2010–2011
Valentin Bădoi2010–2011- David Distéfano2011–2012
- Diego Gaúcho2011–2011
Filipe Teixeira2011–2011- Hugo Sousa2011–2011
- Javier Velayos2011–2013
- Jonathan Domínguez2011–2011
- Juan Toloza2011–2011
- Mugurel Buga2011–2016
Mário Felgueiras2011–2012- Pedro Moutinho2011–2012
- Renato Kanu2011–2012
- Sebastián Páez2011–2011
- Blazhe Ilijoski2012–2012
- Chigozie Udoji2012–2012
- Daniel Mutu2012–2016
Georgian Păun2012–2015- Iulian Tameș2012–2013
- Iulian Tameș2012–2012
- Mauro Alonso2012–2012
- Paul Batin2012–2013
- Pedro Taborda2012–2012
Vasile Olariu2012–2013- Adnan Aganović2013–2015
- Alexandru Vagner2013–2014
- Andrei Cristea2013–2014
- Ayhan Güçlü2013–2013
- Diogo Fonseca2013–2014
Diogo Santos2013–2015- Frank Wiafe Danquah2013–2013
- Romeo Surdu2013–2014
Artjom Artjunin2014–2015- Cătălin Munteanu2014–2014
- Cătălin Țîră2014–2015
János Székely2014–2014- Liviu Ganea2014–2015
- Lucian Goian2014–2015
- Marian Constantinescu2014–2015
- Marius Constantin2014–2014
- Ștefan Grigorie2014–2014
- Alin Șeroni2015–2015
- Artjom Artjunin2015–2015
- Cristian Ganea2015–2015
- Damir Zlomislić2015–2015
- Gabriel Matei2015–2015
- Marko Bencun2015–2015
Saša Novaković2015–2015
Alexandru Coman2016–2016- Mihai Daniel Leca2016–2016
- Ștefan Grigorie2016–2017
- Daniel Mutu2017–2017
- Romeo Surdu2019–2020
Собрано из открытых источников (3) · факты со ссылками
Галерея
Карьера и клубы
1912–1945: Early football and Uzinele Astra
Organised football appeared in Brașov before the First World War, and during the 1920s, the city's leading clubs were Brașovia Brașov, which reached the national championship semi-finals in 1924–25 and Colțea Brașov, Romanian champions in 1927–28. The club that later became FC Brașov originated with UAB (Uzinele Astra Brașov), the team of the Astra industrial works. UAB entered the Brașov District Championship in 1939–40 and won the district competition the following season, earning the right to play in Divizia B. The national championship was, however, suspended during the Second World War. Uzinele Astra Brașov's biggest rival during the 1940s and 1950s was CFR Brașov. In the 1941–42 season, UAB lost the Brașov District Championship title to CFR on goal difference. During the unofficial wartime competitions, UAB came close to promotion to Divizia A in 1942–43, losing the promotion play-off to Uzinele Metalurgice Cugir. The following season was interrupted as the war reached Romania and Brașov suffered several Allied air raids.
1945–1970: Silviu Ploeșteanu era
UAB resumed competitive football after the Second World War, finishing 4th in the 1945–46 Brașov District Championship and 3rd in Series XII of the first post-war season of Divizia C, in 1946–47. Following the decision to expand Divizia B to four series of 16 teams and abolish Divizia C, one of the available places in the second tier was contested between…
Наследие
Domestic
Liga I Runners-up (1): 1959–60 Liga II Winners (6): 1956, 1968–69, 1979–80, 1983–84, 1998–99, 2007–08 Runners-up (2): 1976–77, 1978–79
European
Balkans Cup Winners (1): 1960–61
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Fotbal Club Brașov, commonly known as FC Brașov, or simply as Brașov, was a Romanian professional football club based in the city of Brașov, Brașov County, founded in 1936 and dissolved in 2017.
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