Romania

 

 

Full name Fotbal Club Dinamo București                                                

Nickname(s) Câinii roșii (The Red Dogs); Alb-roșii (The White and Reds)

Spartanii (The Spartans)

Short name Dinamo

Founded 14 May 1948

Ground Dinamo

Capacity 15,033    

                                                                            

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Full name Fotbal Club Universitatea Cluj

Nickname(s) Șepcile roșii (The Red Caps); Studenții (The Students); Alb-negrii (The White and Blacks)

Short name U Cluj

Founded 23 November 1919;  as Societatea Sportivă a Studenților Universitari

Ground Cluj Arena

Capacity 30,201 

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv Petrolul 52

Nickname(s) Petroliștii (The Oilmen); Găzarii (The Oilmen); Galben-albaștrii (The Yellow and Blues); Lupii galbeni (The Yellow Wolves)

Short name Petrolul

Founded 31 December 1924 as FC Juventus București

Ground Ilie Oană

Capacity 15,073 

 Full name Clubul Sportiv

Muncitoresc Reșița

Nickname(s) Rosso-Nerii (The Red and Blacks) Milan din Banat (Milan from Banat) Reșițenii (The Reșița People)

Short name CSM, Reșița

Founded 25 May 1926; as UD Reșița

2009; as CSM Școlar Reșița

Ground Mircea Chivu

Capacity 12,500

Full name Asociația Suporter Club Oțelul Galați

Nickname(s) Oțelarii (The Steelworkers); Roş-alb-albaştrii (Red-White-Blues);  Gălățenii (The People from Galați)

Founded 1964; 

Ground Oțelul

Capacity 13,500 

 

Full name FCV Farul Constanța 

Nickname(s) Marinarii (The Sailors); Rechinii (The Sharks); Alb-albaștrii (The White and Blues); 

Constănțenii (The People from Constanța)

Short name Farul

Founded 1920;  as SPM Constanța

Ground Viitorul

Capacity 4,554 

Full name SC Fotbal Club FCSB SA

Nickname(s) Roș-albaștrii (The Red and Blues)

Short name FCSB

Founded 7 June 1947; as ASA București

Ground Arena Națională

Capacity 55,634

Full name Clubul Sportiv Sporting Juniorul Vaslui

Nickname(s) Galben-verzii (The Yellow-Greens); Vasluienii (The Vaslui People)

Short name Vaslui, Sporting

Founded 2002; 2014;  (refounded)

Ground Municipal

Capacity 9,240 

Full name U Craiova 1948 Club Sportiv SA

Nickname(s) Alb-albaștrii (The White-Blues) Juveții (The Oltenia People) Știința (The Science)

Campioana unei mari iubiri (The Champion of a Great Love) Leii din Bănie (The Lions from Bănie)

Short name U Craiova

Founded 5 September 1948;  (as UNSR Craiova)

                                     2013;  (refounding)

Ground Ion Oblemenco

Capacity 30,983

Full name Societatea Sportivă Universitară Politehnica Timișoara SA

Nickname(s)

Alb-violeții (The White-Purples) Băieții în Ghete (Boys in Boots) Timișorenii (The Timișoara People)

Bănățenii (The Banat People)bEchipa de pe Bega (The Bega River Team)

Short name Poli

Founded 4 December 1921; 2012 (refoundation)

Ground Știința / Dan Păltinișanu

Capacity 1,000 / 32,972

Full name SC FC Ripensia Timișoara SA
Nickname(s) Ripi Galben-Roșii (The Yellow and Reds)
Short name Ripensia
Founded 21 October 1928; 
                12 July 2012; 
Ground Electrica
Capacity 5,000

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv Municipal Politehnica Iași[note 1]
Nickname(s) Alb-albaștrii (The White and Blues) Trupa din Copou (Copou Squad) 

Short name Poli Iași

Founded 16 August 2010; 

as ACSMU Politehnica Iași
Ground Emil Alexandrescu
Capacity 11,390

Full name Fotbal Club Rapid 1923
Nickname(s) Rapidiștii  / Giuleștenii (The people of Giulești) Alb-vișiniii (The White-Burgundies)
Feroviarii (The Railwaymen)
Short name Rapid
Founded 25 June 1923; as CFR București
Ground Rapid Arena 
Capacity 14,050 

Full name Club Sportiv Municipal

Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț

Nickname( Nemțenii (The People from Neamț County) Urșii carpatini (The Carpathian Bears)

Echipa de sub Pietricica (The Team Below Pietricica Mountain) Galben-Negrii (The Yellow and Blacks)

Founded 20 October 1919; 

                17 August 2016; 

Ground Ceahlăul

Capacity 18,000

Full name SC Fotbal Club CFR 1907 Cluj SA

Nickname(s) Ceferiștii (The CFR People) Clujenii (The Cluj People) Feroviarii (The Railwaymen)

Alb-vișiniii (The White and Burgundies) Campioana Provinciei (The Provincial Champion)

Short name CFR

Founded 23 November 1907; as Kolozsvári Vasutas Sport Club

Ground Stadionul Constantin Rădulescu

Capacity 23,500

Full name Asociația Clubul Sportiv Campionii Fotbal Club Argeș

Nickname(s) Vulturii alb-violeți (The White-Violet Eagles) Alb-violeții (The White-Violets)

Trupa din Trivale (The Trivale Squad) Urmașii lui Dobrin (Dobrin's descendants)

Short name FC Argeș

Founded 6 August 1953; as Dinamo Pitești

Ground Nicolae Dobrin

Capacity 15,000

Full name Asociația Fotbal Club UTA Arad

Nickname(s) Bătrâna Doamnă (The Old Lady); Textiliștii (The Textile Workers)

Short name UTA

Founded 18 April 1945 as IT Arad

2013; 11 years ago (refounded) as UTA Bătrâna Doamnă

Ground Francisc von Neuman

Capacity 12,700

Full name Asociația Sportivă Fotbal Club Urziceni

Nickname(s) Chelsea de Ialomița (Chelsea of Ialomița); Chelsea de Urziceni (Chelsea of Urziceni); 

                        Lupii din Bărăgan (Wolves of Bărăgan); 

Short name Unirea

Founded 1954 as Aurora Urziceni

                2016 as A.S. F.C. Urziceni

Dissolved 2011

Ground Tineretului

Capacity 7,000

Full name Asociația Fotbal Club Chindia Târgoviște

Nickname(s) Micul Ajax (The Little Ajax); Dâmbovițenii (The Dâmbovița People)

Short name Chindia

Founded 11 August 2010; 

Ground Eugen Popescu / Ilie Oană

Capacity 6,500

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Full name Fotbal Club Gloria Buzău

Nickname(s) Roș-alb-albaștrii (The Red, White and Blues) Formația din Crâng (The Squad from Crâng)

Short name Gloria

Founded 16 June 1973; as CSM Buzău

                25 August 2016; as FC Buzău

Ground Municipal

Capacity 12,000

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Full name Asociația Fotbal Club Botoșani

Nickname(s) Botoșănenii (The Botoșani People)

Short name Botoșani

Founded 2001;

Ground Municipal

Capacity 7,782

Full name Clubul Sportiv Corvinul 1921 Hunedoara

Nickname(s) Corbii (The Ravens); Corviniștii (The Corvins); Alb-albaștrii (The White and Blues);

Hunedorenii (The People of Hunedoara); Echipa de sub furnale (The Team Under the Blast Furnaces);

Oțelarii (The Steelworkers)

Short name Corvinul

Founded 1921; as Fero Sport Hunedoara

                2005; as Corvinul 2005 Hunedoara

                2009; as FC Hunedoara

Ground Michael Klein

Capacity 16,500 (3,000 seated)

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe

Nickname(s) Piros-fehérek / Roș-albii (The Red and Whites) Székelyek / Secuii (The Székelys)

Short name Sepsi

Founded 2011;

Ground Sepsi Arena

Capacity 8,400

Full name Clubul Sportiv Minaur Baia Mare

Nickname(s) Minerii (The Miners)  Băimărenii (The People from Baia Mare)

Short name Minaur, Baia Mare

Founded 1948; as CSM Baia Mare

                2012; as FCM Baia Mare

                2017; as Minaur Baia Mare

Ground Viorel Mateianu

Capacity 15,500 (8,000 seated)

Full name Club Sportiv Comunal 1599 Șelimbăr

Nickname(s) Șelimbărenii (The People from Șelimbăr) Călăreții Roșii (The Red Riders)

Short name Șelimbăr

Founded 2016; as Viitorul Șelimbăr

Ground Central

Capacity 1,000

Full name    CS Progresul Bucureşti 2005

Ground        Coresi

Full name Jiul Petroșani Municipal Sports Club

Nickname       minersș The Juulistsș The Petrosenesș White-blacks

Previous Name(s) CAM Petroșani, UCAS Petroșani, Partizanul Petroșani, Flacăra Petroșani, Minerul Petroșani, Energia Petroșani

Date of foundation August 3, 1919 ; as CAM Petroșani        

Stadium Petre Libardi  (15,500 seats)

Full name Clubul Sportiv Comunal Dumbrăvița

Nickname(s) Dumbrăvițenii (The People from Dumbrăvița) Alb-Verzii (The White and Greens)

Short name Dumbrăvița

Founded 2009

Ground Ștefan Dobay

Capacity 1,000 (500 seated)

Nume complet Clubul Sportiv Armata Aurul Brad

Poreclă Aurarii ;Moții; Galben-Negrii

Nume precedent(e) Mica; Metalul

Data fondării 1934;ca Mica Brad

Stadion Aurul, Brad(1,500 de locuri)

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv Victoria Tecuci

Nickname(s) Tecucenii (The Tecuci People)

Short name Victoria

Founded         1954 as Voința Tecuci

                        1959 as Dinamo Tecuci

                        2000 as FC Sporting Tecuci

                        2018 as Victoria Tecuci

Dissolved 2021

Ground Municipal

Capacity 1,000

Full name Clubul Sportiv Mioveni

Nickname(s) Galben-verzii (The Yellow and Greens)

Short name Mioveni

Founded 15 August 2000; as AS Mioveni 2000

Ground Orășenesc

Capacity 10,000

Full name Futball Klub Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc

Nickname(s) Ciucanii (The Ciuc People); Secuii (The Székelys); Roș-negrii (The Red and Blacks)

Short name Csíki, Ciuc

Founded 1904; as Csíkszereda

                1919; as AEF din Miercurea Ciuc

                2010; as CSM (VSK) Miercurea Ciuc

Ground Municipal

Capacity 4,000

Full name Fotbal Club Delta Tulcea

Nickname(s) Tulcenii; (The Tulcea People)

Founded     1973 as FC Delta Tulcea

                    2005; (refounded)

                    2013;  as FC Delta Dobrogea Tulcea

                    2021; as FC Delta Tulcea

Dissolved 2022

Ground Delta

Capacity 6,600

ACS Vointa Limpezis

Founded 2022

Ground Vointa / Limpezis ( 50 )

ACS Urban Titu

Full name Football Club Bihor Oradea 

Nickname Red-Blues; Bihoreni; Oradeni

Previous Name(s) Crisul Oradea; FC Oradea

Date of foundation April 1, 1958 ; 

                                             2022 ; ( reestablished )

colors Blu e Rosso  

Stadium Iuliu Bodola , Oradea (11,155 seats)

AFC Talmaciu

Year of establishment 1949

colors White-Red

ground Romanofir / Talmaciu (100 places)

Geto-Dacii Garmisch-Partenkirchen

FOUNDING YEAR  2021

DISTRICT Upper Bavaria

Full name Asociația Fotbal Club Metalul Buzău

Nickname Buzoienii

Previous Name(s) Metalcord Buzau

Date of foundation 1954 ; as AS Metalul Buzau 

                                1982 (refounded)

Stadium Metalul(1,573 seats)

Full name Clubul Sportiv Gloria 2018 Bistrița-Năsăud

Nickname Alb-albaștrii; Glorioșii; Vampirii albaștri; Echipa lui Dracula

Date of foundation 31 ma 2018;  

Stadium Jean Pădureanu (7.800 seats)

Full name A.C.S. Viitorul Ileana

Date of foundation 2022 

Stadium Ileana

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv SR Municipal Brașov

Nickname(s) Stegarii (The Flag-bearers); Galben-negrii (The Yellow-Blacks); Copiii Orașului (City's children); Echipa de sub Tâmpa (The Tâmpa Team)

Short name SR Brașov, Steagu'

Founded 2017

Ground Silviu Ploeșteanu

Capacity 8,800

Full name Asociația Club Sportiv Mediaș 2022

Nickname(s) Lupii negri (The Black Wolves); Gaziștii (The Refinery Workers); Alb-negrii (The White-Blacks)

Short name Mediaș

Founded 14 July 2022

Ground Gaz Metan

Capacity 7,814

A.C.S. 1955 Minerul Dognecea

Valahii 1456 Târgoviște