List of football clubs in Romania

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This is a list of football clubs in Romania that play in the main leagues for the 2022–2023 season.

Seria I

Seria II

Seria III

Seria IV

Seria V

Seria VI

Seria VII

Seria VIII

Seria IX

Seria X

Liga IV

Liga IV - București

  • ACP 3 Kids Sport
  • Asalt București
  • Daco-Getica
  • ACS FC Dinamo
  • Metaloglobus II
  • Pro Team
  • Progresul 2005
  • Rapid Frumoșii Nebuni ai Giuleștiului
  • Romprim București
  • Sportivii București
  • Sportul D&A
  • Știința București
  • Turistul București
  • Venus București

Liga IV - Argeș

  • ARO Muscelul Câmpulung
  • ACS Bălilești
  • ACS Costești
  • DLR Pitești
  • CS Domnești
  • Energia Stolnici
  • International Valea Iașului
  • Juventus Bascov
  • CS Mioveni II
  • Muscelul Câmpulung Elite II
  • Muscelul Lerești
  • ACS Poiana Lacului
  • Sola Gratia Dragoslavele
  • Speed Academy Pitești
  • CSC Sușeni
  • Victoria Buzoiești
  • Viitorul Birla
  • Viitorul Rucăr

Liga IV - Bacău

  • AS Barsanesti
  • Bradul Mănăstirea Cașin
  • CS Dofteana
  • CS Faraoani
  • AS Filipești
  • Flamura Roșie Sascut
  • Gauss Bacău
  • Măgura Cașin
  • Măgura Târgu Ocna
  • CSM Moinești
  • AS Negri
  • ASV Oituz
  • Rapid Bacău
  • Siretu Săucești
  • Sportul Onești
  • Unirea Bacău
  • UZU Darmanesti
  • Voința Brătești
  • Viitorul Berești-Tazlău
  • Viitorul Caiuți
  • Viitorul Curita
  • Viitorul Nicolae Bălcescu

Liga IV - Bihor

Liga IV - Bistrița-Năsăud

  • AS Archiud
  • Atletico Monor
  • Dinamo Uriu
  • ACS Dumitra
  • Eciro Forest Telciu
  • Hebe Sîngeorz Băi
  • Heniu Lesu
  • Progresul Năsăud
  • Real Teaca
  • Săgeata Dumbrăvița
  • Silvicultorul Maieru
  • Someșul Feldru
  • Someșul Reteag
  • Sportul Beclean
  • CS Valea Bârgăului
  • Viitorul Budești
  • Voința Marișelu
  • Voința Matei

Liga IV - Constanța

Liga IV - Ialomița

Liga IV - Ilfov

  • FC 1 Decembrie
  • ARD Snagov
  • CS Balotești
  • CS Brănești
  • CSO Bragadiru
  • CS Ciorogârla
  • Juniors Berceni
  • CS Glina
  • LPS HD Clinceni
  • CS Măgurele
  • Olimpic Snagov
  • Stejarul Gruiu
  • CSL Ștefăneștii de Jos
  • CS Tunari II
  • Viitorul Dragomirești Vale
  • Viitorul Pantelimon
  • Viitorul Petrăchioaia
  • Viitorul Vidra
  • Voința Buftea
  • Voința Domnești

ACS Mediaș

Founded2022[1]
Former name
GroundGaz Metan
Honours

Liga IV – Sibiu County

CSM Lugoj

Founded1920[2]
Former nameVulturii Lugoj, Vulturii Textila Lugoj, 23 August Lugoj
GroundTineretului
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Timiș County

Cupa României – Regional Phase (West)

  • Winners (1): 2022–23

Dunărea Giurgiu

Founded1948
Former nameAstra Giurgiu II
GroundMarin Anastasovici
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Giurgiu County

FC Olt Scornicești

Founded1972[3]
Former nameViitorul Scornicești, FC Scornicești, CS Olt 90 Scornicești
GroundViitorul
Honours

Liga II

Liga III

Liga IV – Olt County

  • Winners (3): 1973–74, 1995–96, 2002–03
  • Runners-up (1): 1994–95

Inter Petrila

Founded1921[4]
Former nameCS Lonea, Parângul Lonea
GroundParângul Lonea
Honours

Liga IV – Hunedoara County

LSS Voința Sibiu

Founded2013[5]
Former name
GroundVoința
Honours

Cupa RomânieiSibiu County

  • Winners (1): 2014–15

Minerul Rodna

Founded1960
Former name
GroundGabana
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Bistrița-Năsăud County

Olimpia Satu Mare

Founded1921
Former namesOlimpia CFR Satu Mare, CFR Satu Mare, Locomotiva Satu Mare, Progresul Satu Mare, Voința Satu Mare, A.S.M.D. Satu Mare, Sătmăreana, Metalul Satu Mare
GroundSomeșul
Honours

Liga II

Liga III

Liga IV – Satu Mare County

Cupa României

Tricolorul Breaza

Founded1951
Former namesPrecizia Breaza, Hidrojet Breaza
GroundEugen Șoriceanu
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Prahova County

Liga V – Prahova County

  • Winners (1): 2011–12

Retezatul Hațeg

The football team from Hațeg was founded in 1956, with its current name, Retezatul, and the club's colors were white and red. Over time, the club had several names such as Victoria, Unirea and Abatorul (the 60s), Gloria and Autotransport (the 70s), Avântul (1977–1987), Haber Hațeg (1991–1992), and from 1996 returned to Retezatul.[6]

Founded1956
Former namesVictoria, Unirea, Abatorul, Gloria, Autotransport, Avântul and Haber Hațeg
GroundRetezatul
Honours

Liga IV – Hunedoara County

Sticla Arieșul Turda

Established in 1907, the club spent most of its history in the second and in the third leagues of Romania. Their best performance was winning 1960–61 Cupa României against Rapid București, with that performance the club entered in history of Romanian football as the only club which succeeded to win the Romanian Cup without ever playing in the top league.

Founded1907
Former nameMuncitorul Turda, Flamura Roșie Turda, Arieșul, FCM Turda
GroundMunicipal
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Cluj County

Cluj Regional Championship

Cupa României

Cupa RomânieiCluj County

  • Winners (1): 2017–18

Unirea Sânnicolau Mare

Founded1957[7]
Former names
GroundGheorghe Biaș
Honours

Liga III:

Liga IV – Timiș County

  • Winners (1): 1972–73
  • Runners-up (1): 1970–71

Liga VTimiș County

  • Winners (1): 2011–12

Victoria Călan

Founded1918[8]
Former namesCS Călan, Metalosport Călan, Metalul Călan
GroundVictoria
Honours

Liga III

Liga IV – Hunedoara County

Hunedoara Regional Championship

Viitorul Domnești

The club was founded in 2010, after the former Liga III side Viscofil was moved from Popești-Leordeni to Domnești.[9]

Founded2010
Former names
GroundVoința
Honours:

Liga III

Liga IV – Ilfov County

Viitorul Șoimuș

Founded2017[10]
Former names
GroundChișcădaga
Honours

Viitorul Ungheni

Founded2004[11]
Former names
GroundCentral
Honours

Liga IV – Mureș County

See also

References