Romanian clubs
The names, colours and European journeys.
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Clubs in principal competitions · 39
Includes clubs that also played in secondary competitions.
AFC Steaua București
20 matches – 3 seasons
AS Ardealul Târgu Mureș
2 matches – 1 season
ASA Târgu Mureș
14 matches – 5 seasons
Astra Giurgiu
40 matches – 5 seasons
CFR Cluj
130 matches – 16 seasons
Chimia Râmnicu Vâlcea
2 matches – 1 season
Corvinul Hunedoara
16 matches – 3 seasons
CS Universitatea Craiova
47 matches – 9 seasons
CSM Politehnica Iași
2 matches – 1 season
CSU Galați
2 matches – 1 season
Dinamo București
190 matches – 47 seasons
Electroputere Craiova
6 matches – 2 seasons
Farul Constanța
55 matches – 11 seasons
FC Argeș
64 matches – 14 seasons
FC Baia Mare
2 matches – 1 season
FC Botoșani
6 matches – 2 seasons
FC Brașov
35 matches – 8 seasons
FC Național București
24 matches – 5 seasons
FC Timișoara
36 matches – 9 seasons
FC Vaslui
26 matches – 5 seasons
FCM Bacău
18 matches – 5 seasons
FCSB București
235 matches – 24 seasons
FCU Craiova 1948
22 matches – 8 seasons
Flacăra Moreni
2 matches – 1 season
Gaz Metan Mediaș
6 matches – 1 season
Gloria Bistrița
36 matches – 10 seasons
Jiul Petroșani
6 matches – 2 seasons
Oțelul Galați
32 matches – 8 seasons
Pandurii Târgu Jiu
14 matches – 2 seasons
Petrolul Ploiești
47 matches – 11 seasons
Rapid București
146 matches – 29 seasons
Sepsi OSK
12 matches – 3 seasons
Sportul Studențesc
42 matches – 10 seasons
Steaua București
137 matches – 30 seasons
U Cluj
16 matches – 5 seasons
Unirea Urziceni
14 matches – 3 seasons
Universitatea Craiova
74 matches – 18 seasons
UTA Arad
22 matches – 5 seasons
Victoria București
14 matches – 3 seasons
Secondary competitions only · 6
Clubs whose recorded campaigns are exclusively in the Mitropa Cup, Balkans Cup or Intertoto Cup.
