SSC Farul Constanța
Состав
- Andreea Laiu2022сейчас
Boban Nikolov2025сейчас
Iosif Bükössy1962–1967
Marin Tufan1964–1973
Constantin Koszka1965–1970- Dumitru Antonescu1966–1983
Mircea Sasu1967–1970
Sorin Avram1969–1970
Gheorghe Constantin1970–1971
Iosif Vigu1973–1974- Ion Moldovan1974–1976
- Marin Dragnea1976–1977
- Ion Moldovan1979–1979
- Ion Moldovan1980–1984
Gheorghe Hagi1982–1983
Ștefan Sameș1982–1983- Ion Adrian Zare1989–1990
- Petre Grigoraș1990–1992
Eugen Neagoe1992–1992- Dennis Șerban1993–1996
- Cătălin Anghel1994–1996
- Dumitru Mitu1994–1995
- Petre Grigoraș1994–1995
- Ștefan Nanu1995–1997
- Petre Grigoraș1996–1999
- Bogdan Andone1997–1998
Daniel Tudor1997–1998- Marian Aliuță1997–1998
- Marius Mitu1997–1999
- Daniel Tudor1998–1998
- Bogdan Mara1999–1999
- Ionel Pârvu1999–1999
George Curcă2000–2010- Ianis Zicu2002–2003
- William Amamoo2003–2004
- Iulian Apostol2004–2007
- Mihai Baicu2004–2006
Alexandru Mățel2005–2010- Răzvan Stanca2005–2008
Tibor Moldovan2005–2007- Daniel Constantin Florea2006–2009
- Ionuț Larie2006–2010
- Gaston Mendy2007–2010
- Willian Gerlem2007–2009
Cosmin Matei2008–2010
Dejan Rusmir2008–2010
Denis Alibec2008–2009- Hugo Faria2008–2008
Kehinde Fatai2008–2010- Tibor Moldovan2008–2008
- Abdelaziz Kamara2009–2011
- Bogdan Andone2009–2010
- Jan Pahor2009–2009
Paul Papp2009–2010- Paul Papp2009–2009
- Emil Ninu2010–2010
- Cornel Cernea2011–2012
- Petre Ivanovici2011–2014
- Cornel Cernea2012–2012
- Dino Eze2012–2012
- Enes Šipović2012–2012
- George Curcă2012–2012
- George Curcă2012–2014
Sorin Paraschiv2012–2012
Valentin Badea2012–2012- Tarek Amer2013–2014
Silviu Ilie2015–2015- Tiberiu Bălan2015–2015
Alexandru Ioniță2016–2016
Georgian Păun2018–2019
Mihai Popa2018–2019- João Diogo2019–2019
Romeo Surdu2019–2019
SSC Farul Constanța is a prominent sports club based in Romania, known for its rich football history.
Founded in 1920, the club was originally named SPM Constanța before becoming PCA Constanța in 1946.
Farul Constanța has won the Liga I championship twice, in the 2016–17 and 2022–23 seasons.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
SSC Farul Constanța, originally founded in 1920 as SPM Constanța, has a rich history in Romanian football. The club underwent a name change in 1946 to PCA Constanța before merging with another local team, Dezrobirea Constanța, in 1949 to form Locomotiva PCA. This merger marked the beginning of a new era, as the club quickly ascended through the ranks of Romanian football, achieving promotion to Divizia A in 1955 after a successful season in Divizia B.
Growth and Achievements
Throughout the decades, the club has experienced various successes, including multiple promotions and league titles. Notably, Farul Constanța won the Liga I championship twice, in the 2016–17 and 2022–23 seasons. The club has also claimed five titles in Divizia B and two in Liga III, showcasing its ability to compete at different levels of Romanian football. In addition to league success, Farul has made its mark in cup competitions, winning the Cupa României in the 2018–19 season and the Supercupa României in 2019.
Legacy and Influence
Farul Constanța, meaning "the Lighthouse" in Romanian, symbolizes the club's enduring presence in Romanian football, particularly in the coastal city of Constanța. The club's history reflects a journey of resilience and ambition, with a dedicated fan base that has supported it through various challenges. As a prominent figure in Romanian sports, SSC Farul Constanța continues to influence the local football scene and aims for further success in both domestic and European competitions.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Early years (1920–1949)
The club was founded in 1920 as SPM Constanța (Serviciul Porturi Maritime – Maritime Port Services) and played under this name until 1946, when it was renamed PCA Constanța (Porturi Comunicații Ape – Ports Marine Communication).
Ascent (1949–1960)
The modern history of the football club from Constanța began in 1949, when the city's two teams (Dezrobirea Constanța and PCA Constanța) merged to form Locomotiva PCA. The new club was registered for the Divizia B play-off with four other regional champions: Metalul 1 Mai Ploiești, Dinamo Oltenița, Progresul CPCS București and Bucegi Câmpulung Pitești. "Constănțenii" finished first in the group, and were promoted to the second league. In 1953, Locomotiva PCA Constanța was renamed Locomotiva Constanța. A year later, at the end of the 1954 season, Locomotiva Constanța received its first promotion to Divizia A. The team was ranked first in the third series of Divizia B, with three points more than second-place Dinamo Bacău. After the last game, an away 1–0 win against Dinamo Bârlad, the players were welcomed at Constanța's old train station by a large crowd which had come to celebrate the promotion. The team consisted of Nebela, Doicescu, Zlotea, Mark, Tatomir, Jarnea (Bedivan, Manta), Vultur, Neli Ispas, Gogu Cojocaru, Sever, Cristof, Bobi Georgescu, Gigi Datcu, Linzoiu, Keszkei, coached by Ion Troancă.
In the spring of 1955, Locomotiva began their first season in the first league. The team…
- League
- Liga III
- League
- Liga II
Наследие
Domestic
Leagues
Liga I Winners (2): 2016–17, 2022–23 Divizia B / Liga II Winners (5): 1954, 1957–58, 1961–62, 1980–81, 1987–88 Runners-up (3): 1979–80, 2000–01, 2011–12 Liga III Winners (2): 2009–10, 2017–18 Liga IV – Constanța County Winners (1): 2016–17
Cups
Cupa României Winners (1): 2018–19 Runners-up (1): 2004–05 Supercupa României Winners (1): 2019 Runners-up (2): 2017, 2023
European
UEFA Intertoto Cup Runners-up (1): 2006 Round of 16 (1): 1995 Balkans Cup Runners-up (1): 1964–66
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
FCV Farul Constanța, commonly known as Farul Constanța or simply Farul, is a Romanian professional football club based in Constanța, Constanța County, that competes in the Liga I, the top tier of the Romanian league system. Farul means "the Lighthouse" in Romanian, referring to the city's location on the Black Sea coast.
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