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The FC Steaua București football club has played 74 seasons in Liga I, which it has won 27 times. It has also won Cupa României 22 times, Supercupa României 6 times and Cupa Ligii twice – all competition records. In UEFA competitions the club has won the European Cup and European Super Cup, both in 1986. It has also reached the European Cup final in 1989, the final of the Intercontinental Cup, quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup, and the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup. Its players have won numerous awards and many of them have represented Romania in international competitions.

Overall seasons table in Liga I

Including 2022–23 season

Steaua in European and International competitions

Including 2022–23 season

Honours

Steaua won their first trophy in 1948 when they lifted the Cupa Romaniei. The club won the Romanian Championship a record 14 times during the 40-year span of the tournament.

They are the most successful football club in Romanian, having won a total of 78 domestic titles: 27 Divizia A, a record 24 Cupa Romaniei, a record 14 Supercupa Romaniei, a record two Cupa Ligii

The club is also one of the most successful clubs in international club football, having won 2 official trophies in total, 1 of which are UEFA competitions . Ghencea club has won one UEFA Champions League title, a romanian record of one UEFA Super Cup title.

Domestic

Leagues

• Liga I / Divizia A
  • Winners (27) – Record: 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1959–60, 1960–61, 1967–68, 1975–76, 1977–78, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98, 2000–01, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15,2000–01, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2023–24

• • Runners-up (20): 1954, 1957–58, 1962–63, 1976–77, 1979–80, 1983–84, 1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92, 2002–03, 2003–04, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19, 2020–21, 2021–22, 2022–23

Cups

• Cupa României
  • Winners (24) – Record: 1948–49, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1961–62, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1968–69, 1969–70, 1970–71, 1975–76, 1978–79, 1984–85, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1991–92, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 2010–11, 2014–15, 2019–20
  • Runners-up (8): 1953, 1963–64, 1976–77, 1979–80, 1983–84, 1985–86, 1989–90, 2013–14
• Cupa Ligii
  • Winners (2) – Record: 2014–15, 2015–16
• Supercupa României
  • Winners (6) – Record: 1994, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2006, 2013
  • Runners-up (6): 1999, 2005, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2020

European

European Cup / UEFA Champions League:

• Winners (1): 1985–86
• Runners-up (1): 1988–89
• Semi-finalists (1): 1987–88

European Super Cup / UEFA Super Cup:

• Winners (1): 1986

UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League:

• Semi-finalists (1): 2005–06

European Cup Winners' Cup / UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:

• Quarter-finalists (2): 1971–72, 1992–93

International

Intercontinental Cup:

• Runners-up (1): 1986

Minor honours

• The Autumn Cup:
  • Winners (1): 1949
• Dordrecht Tournament (Dordrecht-Holland):
  • Winners (1): 1984
• Bruges Matins: Link
  • Winners (1): 1987
  • Third Place (1): 1988
• Norcia Winter Cup: Link
  • Winners (1): 1999
  • Runners-up (1): 2001
  • Third Place (1): 2000
• Torneo di Viareggio: Link
  • Third Place (1): 1973
• Trofeo Ciudad de La Línea (Cádiz-Spain): Link
  • Runners-up (1): 1975
• Joan Gamper Trophy (Barcelona-Spain): Link
  • Runners-up (1): 1988
• Teresa Herrera Trophy (La Coruña-Spain): Link
  • Runners-up (1): 1989
• Villa de Gijón Trophy: Link
  • Third Place (1): 1984
• Santiago Bernabéu Trophy: Link
  • Third Place (1): 1986
• Carlsberg Cup: Link
  • Third Place (1): 1992
• Ibrox International Challenge Trophy: Link
  • Third Place (1): 1995

Player Honours

Awards

Top scorer Balkan Cup Top Goalscorer Player Season Goals Anghel Iordănescu 1977–80 6 UEFA Champions League Top Goalscorer Player Season Goals Gheorghe Hagi 1987–88 4 * European Bronze Boot Player Season Goals Victor Pițurcă 1987–88 34 Liga I Top Scorers Player Season Goals Ion Alecsandrescu 1956 18 Gheorghe Constantin 1959–60 20 Gheorghe Constantin 1960–61 22 Gheorghe Constantin 1961–62 24 Cornel Pavlovici 1963–64 19 * Gheorghe Tătaru 1970–71 15 * Anghel Iordănescu 1981–82 20 Victor Pițurcă 1987–88 34 Gavril Balint 1989–90 19 Ilie Dumitrescu 1992–93 24 Ion Vlădoiu 1995–96 25 Sabin Ilie 1996–97 31 Claudiu Răducanu 2002–03 21 Raul Rusescu 2012–13 21 Harlem Gnohéré 2017–18 15 * Florin Tănase 2020–21 24 2021–22 20 (*) Title shared.

Other awards Gazeta Sporturilor Awards Honour Coach Year Romania Coach of the Year Oleg Protasov 2005 Cosmin Olăroiu 2006 Laurențiu Reghecampf 2013 AFR and Fanatik Awards Honour Coach Year Romania Coach of the Year Laurențiu Reghecampf 2013 Fanatik Awards Honour Coach Year Romania Coach of the Year Laurențiu Reghecampf 2014 AFAN Awards Honour Coach Year Romania Coach of the Year Laurențiu Reghecampf 2013 Constantin Gâlcă 2014 FIFA 100 Gheorghe Hagi

Team records

Highest transfer fees received

	Player	To	Fee	Year
1	Dennis Man	Parma	€13.0m	2021
2	Nicolae Stanciu	Anderlecht	€9.70m	2016
3	Vlad Chiricheș	Tottenham Hotspur	€9.50m	2013
4	Florin Gardoș	Southampton	€6.80m	2014
5	Mirel Rădoi	Al-Hilal	€6.00m	2009
6	Bogdan Stancu	Galatasaray	€5.00m	2011
7	Gheorghe Hagi	Real Madrid	€4.30m	1990
8	Olimpiu Moruțan	Galatasaray	€4.20m	2021
9	Ilie Dumitrescu	Tottenham Hotspur	€3.70m	1994
10	Cătălin Munteanu	Salamanca	€3.60m	1998
11-13	Florin Tanase	Al-Jazira	€3.00m	2022
11-13	George Ogăraru	Ajax	€3.00m	2006
11-13	Alexandru Chipciu	Anderlecht	€3.00m	2016
14	Cyril Théréau	Anderlecht	€2.90m	2007
15-16	Nicolae Dică	Catania	€2.50m	2008
15-16	Constantin Budescu	Al-Shabab	€2.50m	2018
17-19	Mihai Pintilii	Al-Hilal	€2.40m	2014
17-19	Claudiu Keșerü	Al-Gharafa	€2.40m	2015
17-19	Adrian Ilie	Galatasaray	€2.40m	1996
20	Raul Rusescu	Sevilla	€2.20m	2013

Records

Others

• Record League Percentage in a Season: 65 pts in 34 matches (1988–89; 2 pts/win; 95.59%);
• Most Goals Scored in a Season: 121 (1988–89; 3,55/match);
• Fewest Goals Conceded in a Season: 16 (2005–06; 0,53/match);
• Most Appearances: Tudorel Stoica (369 matches in 14 seasons);
• Most Goals Scored: Anghel Iordănescu (155 goals in 14 seasons);
• Negative Record: 13 matches without victory in LI, UCL, CR, (from 26 September 2008 to 22 November 2008)
• Youngest goal scorer in European cups: Răzvan Ochiroșii: 17 years, 4 months and 20 days (2 August 2006 v ND Gorica);

National

• Record Unbeaten League Run: 104 matches (June 1986 – September 1989) World record;
• Record Home Unbeaten League Run: 112 matches (November 1989 – August 1996);
• Record League Percentage in a Season: 65 pts in 34 matches (1988–89; 2 pts/win; 95,58%);
• Most Goals Scored in a Season: 121 (1988–89; 3,55/match);
• Most seasons in UEFA Champions League group stage for a Romanian Team - 7 (1994–95, 1995–96, 1996–97, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–2009, 2013–2014);
• The only Romanian club to have made it in the European spring for three seasons in a row (2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07);
• Most trophies in Romanian football: 52;
• Most National Championships: 25;
• Most National Cups: 21;
• Most National Supercups: 6;
• Most championships in a row: 6 (1992-93 – 1997-98, equal to Chinezul Timișoara's record from the 1920s);
• Most matches won in a row in Divizia A: 17 (equal to Dinamo București);
• Steaua (66 seasons) and FC Dinamo București (65 seasons) are the only clubs to have played only in the first Romanian league;
• For 17 years, no other team from Romania has managed to advance any further than Steaua in European club competitions (not counting the two seasons when Steaua didn't manage to qualify for Europe);
• Most national championships won by a single player: Marius Lăcătuș (10);

International

• Record Unbeaten League Run: 104 matches (June 1986 – September 1989) World Record;
• The first Eastern European team and the only team from a communist country to win the European Cup;
• Best penalty shootout performance inside European competitions: Helmut Duckadam, saving all four penalties in the ECC Final in 1986.

UEFA club coefficient ranking

These are the International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) club's points as of 31 October 2022: P Club Points 129 Atlético Nacional 113,50 130 Djurgården 113,00 131 Deportivo Cali 112,50 131 FCSB 112,50 133 Red Bull Bragantino 112,00 133 Raja Casablanca 112,00

This is the UEFA club's coefficient as of 7 November 2022: P Club Coefficient 129 Žalgiris 11,000 129 HJK Helsinki 11,000 129 FCSB 11,000 129 Legia Warsaw 11,000 129 Rosenborg 11,000 129 AEK Athens 11,000

Managerial records

• First full-time manager:  Coloman Braun-Bogdan.
• Most seasons as coach:  Emerich Jenei
• Most consecutive seasons as coach:  Dumitriu Dumitriu
• Most matches undefeated in a Divizia A season: Emerich Jenei
• Most consecutive matches undefeated in a La Liga season:  Emerich Jenei
• Most consecutive away matches undefeated in a La Liga season: Emerich Jenei
• Most consecutive away matches won in La Liga:  Emerich Jenei
• Most trophies won as coach:  Emerich Jenei
• Coaches who won the treble:
  • Dumitriu Dumitriu in 1995-96.
  • Costel Galca in 2014–15.

Players records

Most appearances

Liga I full season appearances

Brothers who played for Steaua

Name Daniel & Romario Benzar Mihai & Florin Costea Artyom & Arman Karamyan Adrian & Sabin Ilie Daniel & Iulian Minea Dumitru & Constantin Dumitriu Nicolae & Gheorghe Tătaru Francisc & Vasile Zavoda Team top scorers   League topscorer Season Winner Goals 1947–1948 Gheorghe Popescu I 10 1948–1949 Petre Moldoveanu 10 1950 Nicolae Drăgan Petre Moldoveanu 7 1951 Nicolae Drăgan Petre Moldoveanu Petre Bădeanțu 9 1952 Victor Moldovan 10 1953 7 1954 Iosif Petschovsky 7 1955 Nicolae Tătaru 16 1956 Ion Alecsandrescu 18 1957–1958 15 1958–1959 13 1959–1960 Gheorghe Constantin 20 1960–1961 22 1961–1962 24 1962–1963 Florea Voinea 14 1963–1964 Cornel Pavlovici 19 1964–1965 Carol Creiniceanu 9 1965–1966 Cornel Pavlovici 11 1966–1967 Florea Voinea 16 1967–1968 13 Season Winner Goals 1968–1969 Florea Voinea 17 1969–1970 Gheorghe Tătaru 16 1970–1971 15 1971–1972 6 1972–1973 Viorel Năstase 9 1973–1974 19 1974–1975 Anghel Iordănescu 19 1975–1976 23 1976–1977 Viorel Năstase 17 1977–1978 Anghel Iordănescu 19 1978–1979 Marcel Răducanu 13 1979–1980 23 1980–1981 7 1981–1982 Anghel Iordănescu 20 1982–1983 Septimiu Câmpeanu 12 1983–1984 Marius Lăcătuș 13 1984–1985 Victor Pițurcă 19 1985–1986 29 1986–1987 22 1987–1988 34 1988–1989 Gheorghe Hagi 31 1989–1990 Gavril Balint 19 Season Winner Goals 1990–1991 Dan Petrescu 13 1991–1992 Ilie Stan 12 1992–1993 Ilie Dumitrescu 24 1993–1994 17 1994–1995 Adrian Ilie 11 1995–1996 Ion Vlădoiu 26 1996–1997 Sabin Ilie 31 1997–1998 Cătălin Munteanu 17 1998–1999 Ionel Dănciulescu 15 1999–2000 14 2000–2001 Claudiu Răducanu 12 2001–2002 14 2002–2003 21 2003–2004 Adrian Neaga 13 2004–2005 Nicolae Dică 11 2005–2006 15 2006–2007 Valentin Badea 13 2007–2008 Nicolae Dică 9 2008–2009 Pantelis Kapetanos Bogdan Stancu 11 2009–2010 Pantelis Kapetanos 15 2010–2011 Bogdan Stancu 13 Season Winner Goals 2011–2012 Raul Rusescu 13 2012–2013 21 2013–2014 Federico Piovaccari 10 2014–2015 Claudiu Keșerü 12 2015–2016 Nicolae Stanciu 12 2016–2017 Fernando Boldrin Denis Alibec 8 2017–2018 Harlem Gnohéré 15 2018–2019 15 2019–2020 Florinel Coman 12 2020–2021 Florin Tănase 24 2021–2022 20 2022–2023 Andrea Compagno 15 Steaua players at the final tournaments 1952 Summer Olympics Romania — Iosif Petschovsky Romania — Ion Voinescu Romania — Vasile Zavoda 1964 Summer Olympics Romania — Bujor Hălmăgeanu Romania — Emerich Jenei Romania — Sorin Avram Romania — Gheorghe Constantin Romania — Constantin Koszka Romania — Carol Creiniceanu Romania — Mircea Petescu Romania — Cornel Pavlovici 1970 FIFA World Cup Romania — Lajos Sătmăreanu Romania — Gheorghe Tătaru 1984 UEFA Euro Romania — Vasile Iordache 1990 FIFA World Cup Romania — Silviu Lung Romania — Iosif Rotariu Romania — Marius Lăcătuș Romania — Gheorghe Hagi Romania — Ilie Dumitrescu Romania — Gavril Balint Romania — Zsolt Muzsnay 1994 FIFA World Cup Romania — Daniel Prodan Romania — Ilie Dumitrescu Romania — Basarab Panduru Romania — Constantin Gâlcă 1996 UEFA Euro Romania — Bogdan Stelea Romania — Daniel Prodan Romania — Marius Lăcătuș Romania — Constantin Gâlcă Romania — Anton Doboș Romania — Iulian Filipescu Romania — Adrian Ilie Romania — Ion Vlădoiu 1998 FIFA World Cup Romania — Marius Lăcătuș 2000 UEFA Euro Romania — Laurențiu Roșu Romania — Miodrag Belodedici Romania — Eric Lincar 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup Cameroon — Nana Falemi 2004 African Cup of Nations Cameroon — Nana Falemi 2008 Africa Cup of Nations Nigeria — Ifeanyi Emeghara 2008 UEFA Euro Poland — Paweł Golański Romania — Mirel Rădoi Romania — Sorin Ghionea Romania — Dorin Goian Romania — Bănel Nicoliță Romania — Nicolae Dică 2010 FIFA World Cup Greece — Pantelis Kapetanos 2015 Africa Cup of Nations Cape Verde — Fernando Varela 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup Haiti — Jean Sony Alcénat 2016 UEFA Euro Romania — Alexandru Chipciu Romania — Mihai Pintilii Romania — Adrian Popa Romania — Nicolae Stanciu 2020 Summer Olympics Romania — Ștefan Târnovanu Club captains Dates Name Notes 2022-Present Darius Olaru 2018–2022 Florin Tanase 2017–2018 Denis Alibec 2016–2017 Mihai Pintilii 2016 Nicolae Stanciu 2015–2016 Fernando Varela First foreign player captain at Steaua 2014–2015 Cristian Tănase 2014 Mihai Pintilii 2011–2014 Alexandru Bourceanu 2011 Ciprian Tătărușanu During the 2010–11 season was captain from 21 rounds to 8 round of season 2011–12. 2010–2011 Cristian Tănase During the 2010–11 season was captain between 5–20 rounds. 2010 Bănel Nicoliță During the 2010–11 season was captain on first 4 rounds. 2010 Petre Marin 2009–2010 Sorin Ghionea 2002–2009 Mirel Rădoi When M. Rădoi was long-time injured, the captains where Adrian Neaga, George Ogăraru, Sorin Paraschiv, Nicolae Dică. 1999–2002 Marius Baciu 1999 Miodrag Belodedici M. Belodedici is the only Romanian player who won Champions League twice with two different teams and the first in the world to achieve this feat. 1994–1999 Marius Lăcătuș M. Lăcătuș is currently the most domestically awarded player of all time. 1991–1994 Ilie Dumitrescu 1991 Dan Petrescu 1989–1991 Ștefan Iovan 1982–1989 Tudorel Stoica T. Stoica is the player with most appearances for Steaua in Romanian Championship. 1980–1982 Anghel Iordănescu A. Iordănescu is Steaua's top scorer in Romanian Championship. 1975–1980 Liță Dumitru 1970–1975 Lajos Sătmăreanu 1969–1970 Carol Creiniceanu Unknown–1969 Gheorghe Constantin Unknown Ion Voinescu 1949–Unknown Alexandru Apolzan 1947–1949 Gheorghe Popescu I Foreign players Country Player name Period Position Matches Goals Albania Elton Çeno 1998–1999 Midfielder 05 00 Albert Duro 1998–2001 Defender 27 00 Algeria Jugurtha Hamroun 2015–2017 Midfielder 00 00 Aymen Tahar 2015–2016 Midfielder 15 01 Argentina Pablo Brandán 2010–2012 Midfielder / Defender 43 00 Armenia Arman Karamyan 2010 Striker 13 05 Artavazd Karamyan 2010 Midfielder 08 00 Angola Carlos Fernandes 2006 Goalkeeper 22 00 Belarus Vasil Khamutowski 2003–2006 Goalkeeper 50 00 Bolivia Ricardo Pedriel 2008–2009 Forward 04 00 Bosnia and Herzegovina Zoran Novaković 1999–2000 Midfielder 06 00 Boris Keča 2004 Defender 01 00 Bojan Golubović 2016–2017 Forward 00 00 Brazil Andrey 2007 Goalkeeper 06 00 Élton Midfielder 08 01 Arthuro 2008 Forward 09 01 André Nunes Forward 00 00 Éder Bonfim 2010–2011 Defender 19 00 Ricardo Vilana Midfielder 16 00 Maicon 2011 Forward 06 03 Leandro Tatu 2011–2012 ; 2013 Forward 44 06 Gabriel Machado 2012 Forward 03 00 Adi Rocha 2012–2013 Forward 16 09 Guilherme Sityá 2015–2016 Defender 35 00 Bulgaria Krum Bibishkov 2009–2010 Forward 01 00 Zhivko Zhelev 2010 Defender 16 01 Yordan Todorov 2010 Defender 00 00 Stanislav Angelov 2010–2011 Midfielder / Defender 03 00 Valentin Iliev 2011–2012 Defender 26 04 Cameroon Nana Falemi 2000–2005 Midfielder 94 06 Cape Verde Fernando Varela 2013–2016 Defender 36 06 Central African Republic Habib Habibou 2008 Forward 07 01 Colombia Róbinson Zapata 2007–2010 Goalkeeper 85 00 Pepe Moreno 2008 ; 2010 Forward 21 05 Dayro Moreno 2008–2010 Midfielder 43 12 Juan Carlos Toja 2008–2010 Midfielder 51 03 Croatia Adnan Aganović 2016–2017 Midfielder 00 00 Cyprus Stelios Parpas 2010 Defender 13 00 France Harlem Gnohéré 2017-2020 Forward 92 041 Cyril Théréau 2006–2007 Forward 17 10 Grégory Tadé 2015–2016 Forward 24 04 Germany Timo Gebhart 2016 Midfielder 05 00 Ghana Sulley Muniru 2015–2017 Midfielder 00 00 Greece Pantelis Kapetanos 2008–2011 ; 2013–2014 Forward 73 30 Haiti Jean Sony Alcénat 2015–2016 Defender 07 00 Israel Klemi Saban 2006–2007 Defender 08 00 Italy Federico Piovaccari 2013–2014 Forward 25 10 Jordan Tha'er Bawab 2016 Forward 08 01 Lithuania Giedrius Arlauskis 2014–2015 Goalkeeper 25 00 Macedonia Daniel Georgievski 2012–2014 Defender 28 01 Martin Bogatinov 2014 Goalkeeper 00 00 Moldova Cătălin Carp 2015–2016 Defender 09 00 Montenegro Stefan Nikolić 2011–2012 ; 2012–2013 Forward 48 07 Morocco Houssine Kharja 2015–2016 Attacking Midfielder 08 00 Netherlands Nicandro Breeveld 2014–2016 Midfielder 37 01 Nigeria Ifeanyi Emeghara 2007–2011 ; 2011 Defender 42 00 Dino Eze 2008 Midfielder 00 00 Peru Andrés Mendoza Forward 15 02 Poland Paweł Golański 2007–2010 Defender 58 02 Rafał Grzelak 2009–2010 Midfielder 06 00 Łukasz Szukała 2012–2015 Defender 65 12 Portugal Tiago Gomes 2008–2009 Midfielder 24 00 António Semedo Winger 24 03 Miguel Tininho 2009 Defender 00 00 Geraldo Alves 2010–2012 Defender 54 03 Senegal Gora Tall 2010 Defender 00 00 Serbia Bogdan Planić 2017-2020 Defender 71 01 Novak Martinović 2010–2012 Defender 32 06 Marko Momčilović 2016–2020 Defender 00 00 Spain Abel Moreno 2008 Midfielder 02 00 See also List of FCSB seasons Footnotes ^ "FCSB – FC Steaua Bucharest official website: Trophies". 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