Ștefan Stoica (footballer)

Ștefan Stoica
Personal information
Full name	Ștefan Stoica
Date of birth	(1967-06-23) 23 June 1967
Place of birth	Negoieşti, Romania
Playing position	Winger Second striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1986–1991	Universitatea Craiova	87	(10)
1991–1996	AEL	140	(30)
1994	→ Universitatea Craiova (loan)	7	(0)
1996–1999	Veria	81	(10)
1999	Steaua Bucureşti	1	(0)
1999–2000	FC Electroputere Craiova	7	(0)
Total		323	(50)
National team
1988	Romania U-21	1	(0)
1990	Romania	2	(0)
Teams managed
1999–2000	Omonia Nicosia (assistant)
2001–2003	Steaua Bucureşti (assistant)
2004–2005	Universitatea Craiova
2007–2008	Gloria Buzău
2009	Internaţional Curtea de Argeş
2009–2010	Farul Constanţa
2010–2011	FC Milsami
2011–2012	Gloria Buzău
2012–2013	FC Milsami
2013	Veria
2014–2015	Astra Giurgiu (assistant)
2015	Zimbru Chișinău
2015	Moldova (interim)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Ștefan Stoica (born 23 June 1967 in Negoieşti) is a Romanian professional football coach and a former player.

Stoica played abroad for Larissa F.C. and Veria F.C. in the Greek Super League.^[1]

References

↑ Mastrogiannopoulos, Alexander. "Foreign Players in Greece since 1959/60". RSSSF. Retrieved 2008-12-29.

External links

Ștefan Stoica at RomanianSoccer.ro

FC Zimbru Chișinău – current squad

1 Vozinha 3 Burghiu 4 Vlas 5 Starîș 7 Ludovic 8 Anton 9 Damașcan 10 Miguel 11 Cunha 12 Tîmbur 15 Belevschi 17 Calú 20 Edivândio 23 Rusu 25 Amani 26 Vremea 29 Bruno 33 Hélio 44 Graur 77 Jaló 90 Jardan 94 Spătaru Manager: Simão Freitas

FC Zimbru Chișinău – managers

Eremin (1947–49)
Epishin (1950–51)
Bekhtenev (1952)
Mazanov (1953)
Stupakov (1954–56)
Maslov (1956)
Novikov (1957)
Sevidov (1958–59)
Sokolov (1960–63)
Glebov (1964)
Tsybin (1965)
Zolotukhin (1966)
Ryazantsev (1967–68)
Țincler (1969–70)
Sokolov (1971)
Shaposhnikov (1972)
Chiricenco (1972)
Korolkov (1973–74)
Polosin (1975–78)
Chiricenco (1979)
Korolkov (1980–81)
Shevchenko (1982–83)
Borș (1983–85)
Polosin (1985)
Țincler (1986)
Yemets (1987)
Alasgarov (1988–89)
Cebanu (1990–91)
Caras (1991)
Sîrbu (1992–93)
Chiricenco (1993–94)
Spiridon (1994–96)
Caras (1996–97)
Altman (1997–99)
Skrypnyk (1999–00)
Spiridon (2000–01)
Veber^t (2001)
Mandrîcenco (2001–02)
Stan (2002–03)
Sîrbu (2003)
Tropaneţ^t (2003)
Niculescu (2003–05)
Tabanov (2005–07)
Curteian^t (2007)
Sevidov (2007–08)
Caras (2008–09)
Tabanov (2009–11)
Stroenco (2011–12)
Bejenar (2012)
Sîrbu^t (2012)
Fistican (2012)
Cleșcenco (2013)
Kubarev (2013–14)
Rusnac (2014–15)
Stoica (2015–)

Moldova national football team – managers

Caras (1991–92) Piunovschi (1992) Caras (1992–97) Daniliants (1998–99) Mațiura (1999–2001) Spiridon (2001) Pasulko (2002–06) Teslev (2006–07) Dobrovolski (2007–09) Balint (2010–11) Caras (2012–14) Curteian (2014–15) Stoica^t (2015) Dobrovolski (2016–)

FC Universitatea Craiova – managers

Mărdărescu (1960–1961)
Teodorescu (1964–1966)
Cernăianu (1971–1976)
Teaşcă (1976–1977)
Stănescu (1979–1980)
Oblemenco (1980–1981)
Oțet (1981–1984)
Stănescu (1984–1986)
Rădulescu (1984–1986)
Halagian (1985)
Teaşcă (1986)
Oțet (1986–1988)
Cârțu (1988–1992)
Oblemenco (1992–1993)
Bondrea (1993–1994)
Ţicleanu (1994)
Pițurcă (1994–1995)
Cârțu (1995–1996)
Jenei (1996)
Rădulescu (1997)
Zamfir (1997)
Oțet (1997–1998)
Alexanko (1997–1998)
Balaci (1998)
Bondrea (1999)
Sandoi (1999–2000)
Balaci (2001)
Bondrea (2001)
Sandoi (2002)
Cârțu (2002–2003)
Napoli (2004)
Rednic (2004–2005)
Stoica (2004–2005)
Bondrea (2005)
Ștefănescu (2006)
Napoli (2007–2009)
Pițurcă (2010)
Ţicleanu (2010)
Napoli (2011)
Ţicleanu (2011)
Napoli (2013–)

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