CS Juventus București

Juventus Bucureşti
Full name Clubul Sportiv Juventus Bucureşti
Nickname(s) Juvetii
Bătrâna Doamnă din Colentina (The Old Lady from Colentina)
Short name Juve
Founded 1992 (1992)
Ground Juventus
Ground Capacity 2,500
Chairman Ilie Ciuclea
Manager Daniel Opriţa
League Liga III
2014–15 Liga III, Seria II, 2nd
Website Club home page

Juventus Bucureşti is a Romanian professional football club from Bucharest, Romania, founded in 1992.

They currently play in the Liga III.

History

The club was promoted back to the Liga II at the end of the 2009–10 Liga III and relegated back to the Liga III in the middle of 2012.

Current squad

As of 03 March 2016

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Romania GK Eugen Brie
2 Romania DF Adrian Grigore
3 Romania DF Valentin Dima
4 Romania DF Iulian Carabela
5 Brazil DF Wallace
6 Romania DF Sorin Ciobanu
7 Romania DF Ovidiu Morariu
8 Romania MF Alexandru Cincă
9 Romania FW Eugen Nica
10 Romania MF Cristian Bustea
11 Romania MF Florin Cazan
No. Position Player
12 Italy GK Felice Cubicciotti
14 Romania MF Valentin Bărbulescu (captain)
15 Romania FW Alin Ilin
16 Romania MF Mădălin Mihăescu
17 Romania MF Bogdan Oprea
19 Romania MF Marian Stoenac
20 Romania MF Alexandru Vasile
28 Romania DF Florin Ianoş
Romania DF Dragoş Arsu
Romania DF Florin Lazăr
Romania DF Andrei Lică

Club Officials

Board of directors

Role Name
President Romania Ilie Ionel Ciuclea
Vice-President Romania Valentin Bubu
Vice-President Romania Marius Bubu
Secretary Romania Marian Balteş

Current technical staff

Role Name
Technical Director Romania Marin Barbu
Manager Romania Daniel Opriţa
Assistant Manager Romania Armenia Marian Zeciu
Assistant Manager Romania Ştefan Nofitovici
Goalkeeping Coach Romania Sorin Bobariu
Delegate Romania Stelian Manda
Club Doctor Romania Constantin Ciocârlan
Masseur Romania Constantin Niculae
Masseur Romania Andrei Brăteanu

Honours

Liga III

Notable former players

Romania
Armenia

External links

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