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Romanian footballer and manager

Petre Moldoveanu
Personal information
Date of birth	(1925-06-24)24 June 1925
Place of birth	Bucharest, Romania
Date of death	2005(2005-00-00) (aged 79–80)
Place of death	Bucharest, Romania
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1942–1946	Sportul Studențesc București
1946–1947	CFR Caracal
1948–1955	CCA București	114	(35)
1955–1958	Progresul București
International career
1949–1952	Romania	5	(0)
Managerial career
1963–1964	CS Târgoviște
1964–1965	Siderurgistul Galați
1965–1967	Progresul București
1971	Progresul București
1972–1973	CSM Suceava
1974–1977	Hafia
1975–1976	Guinea
1977–1978	Universitatea Cluj
1980–1981	Progresul București
1982–1983	Progresul București
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Petre Moldoveanu (24 June 1925 – 2005) was a Romanian footballer and manager. On 21 November 1948 he played in the first ever CSCA București – Dinamo București derby. He scored the first goal in the 2–1 victory against CSU Cluj in the 1949 Cupa României final, which helped CCA București win the first Cupa României in the club's history.

International career

Petre Moldoveanu played five friendly games at international level for Romania, making his debut in a 4–1 away victory against Albania.

Honours

Player

Steaua București

Divizia A: 1951, 1952, 1953
Cupa României: 1948–49, 1950, 1951, 1952

Manager

Hafia

Ligue 1 Pro: 1975, 1976, 1977
African Cup of Champions Clubs: 1975, runner-up 1976

Guinea

Africa Cup of Nations runner-up: 1976

Universitatea Cluj

Divizia B: 1978–79

Progresul București

Divizia B: 1979–80

References

^ "Petre Moldoveanu". Geni.com. 25 May 2018. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
^ Petre Moldoveanu at National-Football-Teams.com
"Fotbaliştii care au creat istoria clubului STEAUA BUCUREŞTI" [The football players who created the history of STEAUA BUCHAREST] (in Romanian). fcsteaua.ro. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
Petre Moldoveanu at WorldFootball.net
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"L'histoire du football guineen des origines a 1984" [The history of Guinean football from its origins to 1984] (in French). Africanewsmag.com. 14 January 2013. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"African club of the decade". Ugafootballhistory.com. Archived from the original on 18 January 2015. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Dinamo jucase doar 10 meciuri oficiale când a bătut-o pe Steaua, în primul derby" [Dinamo had only played 10 official matches when they won against Steaua in the first derby] (in Romanian). Digisport.ro. 28 February 2014. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Steaua vs Dinamo Liga1 1948–1949". Labtof. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Romanian Cup – 1948–1949". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 6 February 2020.
"Petre Moldoveanu". European Football. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Albania – Romania 1:4". European Football. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Romania National Champions". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
"Romanian Cup – Season 1948–1949". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Romanian Cup – Season 1950". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Romanian Cup – Season 1951". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 8 March 2020.
"Romanian Cup – Season 1952". RomanianSoccer. Retrieved 8 March 2020.

External links

Petre Moldoveanu at Labtof.ro
Petre Moldoveanu at National-Football-Teams.com

Petre Moldoveanu managerial positions

FC Progresul București – managers

Pătrașcu (1944)
Gain (1945–48)
Unknown (1948–54)
Nicolae (1954–55)
Lupaș (1955)
Drăgușin (1956)
Lupaș (1957–59)
Botescu (1959–60)
Drăgușin (1960)
Lupaș (1960–61)
Nicolae (1962–63)
Drăgușin & Schileru (1963–64)
Ozon (1964–66)
Moldoveanu (1966–67)
Drăgușin (1968)
Unknown (1968–70)
Stănculescu (1970)
Moldoveanu (1971)
Unknown (1971–76)
Mateianu (1976–77)
Oaidă (1977–78)
Unknown (1978–80)
Iordache (1980)
Moldoveanu (1980–81)
Mateianu (1981)
Cosmoc (1981–82)
Moldoveanu (1982–83)
Gavrilă (1983–84)
Popescu (1984–87)
Moraru (1987)
Toma (1988)
N.Lupescu (1988)
Popescu (1988–89)
Cristoloveanu (1989)
Ștefan (1989–91)
Simionaș (1991–92)
Dumitru (1993)
Ionescu (1993–94)
Dumitru (1994–95)
Hizo (1995)
Bondrea (1995)
Halagian (1995–97)
Marin (1997–98)
Zahiu (1998)
Alexanko (1998–99)
Iorgulescu (1999)
Stoichiță (1999–2000)
Lăcătuș (2000)
Olăroiu (2001–02)
Zenga (2002–03)
Olăroiu (2003–05)
Landi (2005)
Necula (2005)
Bergodi (2005–06)
Dună (2006)
Vlădoiu (2006)
Ciobotariu (2006)
Cârțu (2006–2007)
Chihaia (2007)
Nae (2007)
Papură (2007)
Șerban (2007)
Panduru (2007–08)
Șumudică (2008)
Mulțescu (2009)

Guinea national football team – managers

Csanádi (1959–61)
Zakariás (1961–68)
N. Camara (1962–64)
Moldoveanu (1975–76)
P. Bangoura (xxxx–xx)
Figge (xxxx–xx)
Devèze (1992–93)
Primorac (1994)
Fomenko (1994)
N. L. Camara (1994)
Millimono (1995)
Keita (1995)
Muntyan (1995–98)
Stambouli (1998–99)
Banks (2000)
Metsu (2000)
Simondi (2000–01)
Dussuyer (2002–04)
Neveu (2004–06)
Nouzaret (2006–09)
T. Camara (2009)
Souaré (2009–10)
Dussuyer (2010–13)
Dussuyer (2014–15)
Fernández (2015–16)
L. Bangoura (2016–18)
Put (2018–19)
Six (2019–21)
Diawara (2021–)

FC Universitatea Cluj – managers

A.Kovács (1932)
Eckhardt (1933)
A.Molnár (1933–34)
Fritsch (1934–35)
I.Kovács (1935–36)
Eckhardt (1936)
J.Szaniszló (1937)
A.Kovács (1937–38)
O.Chețanu (1938)
J.Szaniszló (1938)
Nyúl (1938–39)
J.Szaniszló (1939–40)
I.Kovács (1940–41)
O.Chețanu (1941–42)
Maertens (1942–44)
Imre (1946)
N.Kovács (1946–47)
N.Munteanu (1947–48)
Cârjan (1948)
Sepci (1949)
Baratky (1949–51)
G.Bărbulescu (1951)
Ș.Kovács (1952–53)
Gain (1953)
Ș.Kovács (1954–55)
P.Rădulescu (1955)
Ș.Kovács (1956)
N.Munteanu (1956)
Szoboszlay (1957)
Ș.Kovács (1957–58)
Mărdărescu (1958–59)
Sepci (1959–61)
N.Gheorghe (1961–62)
C.Rădulescu (1962–63)
Sepci (1963)
Luca (1964)
Sepci (1964–66)
Mladin (1966–67)
Szoboszlay (1967)
Teașcă (1968)
Cârjan (1969–70)
S.Avram (1970)
Sepci (1970–71)
Băluțiu (1971)
Onisie (1971–73)
Luca (1973)
Avram (1973–74)
Băluțiu (1974–75)
P.Popescu (1975–76)
C.Rădulescu (1976–77)
Moldoveanu (1977–78)
T.Pop (1979)
Staicu (1980–81)
A.Niculescu (1981–83)
Ardeleanu (1983)
Vlad (1983–85)
Uifăleanu (1985)
Vlad (1985–88)
Dinu (1989)
Anca (1989–90)
Sameș (1990)
I.Ciocan (1990)
Iordache (1990)
Sdrobiș (1991–92)
Vlad (1992–93)
Anca (1993–94)
Andone (1994–95)
Anca (1995–97)
Coca (1997)
Țălnar (1997–98)
Poraczky (1998)
Anca (1998–99)
M.Lăzăreanu (1999)
G.Boca (1999)
Uifăleanu (1999)
Iașko (1999)
Gigiu (2000)
Cojocaru (2000)
Sabău (2000–01)
M.Marian (2001)
Mustacă (2001)
V.Gheorghe (2002)
Anca (2002)
V.Gheorghe (2002)
Anca (2002–03)
Sabău (2003)
Cojocaru (2003–04)
Marin (2004–05)
Grozavu (2005–06)
Dican (2006)
Falub (2006–07)
Mulțescu (2007)
Mészáros (2008)
Popescu (2008)
Munteanu (2008)
Mihali (2008–09)
Popescu (2009)
Munteanu (2009)
Palilla (2009)
Popescu (2009)
Țălnar (2009)
Dulca (2009–10)
Hizo (2010)
Dulca (2010)
Pană (2010)
C.Niculescu (2010)
Badea (2010–12)
C.Niculescu (2012)
Dulca (2012)
Popescu (2012)
Șumudică (2012)
Popescu (2012–13)
Ganea (2013)
Barbu (2013)
Teja (2013–14)
Ogăraru (2014–15)
Falub (2015)
Popescu (2015)
Teja (2015–16)
Szilágyi (2016)
Sărmăşan (2016)
Popescu (2016–17)
Falub (2017–18)
Cojocaru (2018)
Lobonț (2018–19)
Dulca (2019)
Falub (2019–20)
Enache (2020–21)
Lincar (2021–22)
Neagoe (2022)
Sabău (2023)
Petrea (2023)
Sabău (2023–)

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