CSM Metalul Reșița

CSM Metalul Reșița
Full name Clubul Sportiv Municipal Metalul Reșița
Nickname(s) Rosso-Nerii
(The Red and Blacks)
Founded 2010 (2010)
Ground Mircea Chivu
Ground Capacity 12,500
Chairman Cătălin Rufă
Manager Carol Gurgu
League Liga II
2014–15 Liga II, Seria II, 3rd
Website Club home page

Metalul Reșița is a Romanian professional football club from Reșița, Caraş-Severin County founded in 2010.

They currently play in the Liga II.

History

The club was founded in 2010 in Măciuca as Damila Măciuca.[1]

It promoted in just two years from the Liga IV to the Liga II.

In the summer of 2013 it was moved to Reşiţa and the name of the club was changed to CSM Metalul Reșița. Not to be confused with CSM Şcolar Reşiţa, also named Metalul Reșița in the past.

Current squad

As of 05 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 Cristian Zimmermann
2 Afghanistan MF Modjieb Jamali
3 England MF Moses Makinde
4 Serbia DF Zoran Kopre
5 Romania DF Bogdan Pitulice
6 Romania DF Andrea Săndescu
7 Romania MF Codruţ Anghel
8 Romania MF Eusebiu Firu
9 Romania FW Robert Chira
10 Romania MF Adrian Holovcici
11 Cyprus FW Nicolas Vitorović (captain)
12 Serbia GK Ivan Lučić
13 Romania DF Eduard Julei
No. Position Player
14 Azerbaijan DF Elhad Naziri
15 Romania MF Alexandru Costea
16 Romania MF Darius Buzdugan
17 Romania MF Denis Botezatu
18 Romania MF George Ponoran
19 Romania DF Radu Drăghici
22 Serbia GK Ivan Knežević
23 Romania DF Iulian Vlad
25 Romania DF Ionuţ Crăciun
26 Romania MF Milos Krkelić
27 Romania MF Alexandru Maria
31 Romania DF Lorant Kis

Club officials

Board of directors

Role Name
Owner & President Romania Cătălin Rufă
Delegate Romania Marian Meşinschi

Current technical staff

Role Name
Manager Romania Carol Gurgu
Assistant Manager Vacant
Goalkeeping Coach Romania Valentin Boşca
Masseur Romania Alexandru Armaşu
Masseur Romania Gheorghe Roua

Honours

Leagues

Liga III

Liga IV-Vâlcea County

Liga V-Vâlcea County

References

External links

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