FC Baia Mare - Famous Players

Famous Players

Goalkeepers

  • Necula Răducanu - 61 caps for Romania, including at 1970 FIFA World Cup. Also played for Rapid Bucharest and Steaua Bucharest.

Defenders

  • Vasile Zavoda - 20 caps for Romania, also played for Steaua Bucharest;
  • Vasile Gergely - 36 caps for Romania, including at 1970 FIFA World Cup. Also played for Dinamo Bucharest and Hertha BSC Berlin;
  • Ioan Tătăran - played for Steaua Bucharest;
  • Anton Weissenbacher - European Cup winner with Steaua Bucharest;
  • Leontin Grozavu - 1 cap for Romania, played for Dinamo Bucharest and FC Saarbrücken.
  • Dănuţ Şomcherechi - played for FC Arges Pitesti and Otelul Galati

Midfielders

  • Lucian Bălan - European Cup and UEFA Super Cup winner with Steaua Bucharest. Also played for K. Beerschot V.A.C. and Real Murcia;
  • Vasile Miriuţă - 9 caps for Hungary. Also played for Dinamo Bucharest, Ferencvárosi TC, Energie Cottbus and MSV Duisburg;
  • Daniel Rednic - played for Dinamo Bucharest.

Strikers

  • Francisc Zavoda - 8 caps for Romania, also played for Steaua Bucharest;
  • Mircea Sasu - 9 caps for Romania. Also played for UT Arad, Dinamo Bucharest and Fenerbahçe SK;
  • Zoltan Crişan - 46 caps for Romania. Also played for Universitatea Craiova;
  • Alexandru Terheş - 3 caps for Romania.
  • Romulus Buia - 2 caps for Romania. Also played for Germinal Ekeren, Universitatea Craiova and Dinamo Bucharest.

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