CS Național Sebiș

Național Sebiș
Full name Clubul Sportiv Național Sebiș
Nickname(s) Alb-Albaştrii
(The White and Blues)
Founded 1922 (1922)
as Sebișana Sebiș
2004 (2004)
as Național Sebiș
Ground Crişana
Ground Capacity 1,500
Owner Sebiş Municipality
Chairman Vanci Constantin
Manager Călin Cojocaru
League Liga III
2015–16 Liga III, Seria IV, 4th
Website Club home page

Național Sebiș is a Romanian football club from Sebiș, Arad County founded in 1922. They currently play in the Liga III in the 2016–17 season.[1]

History

The young engineer Fakelman brings in Sebiș the first football ball and equipment. Knowing well the rules of the game, he gathered around youngsters and thus laid the foundation of the first football team in Sebiș. The contemporary documents show that on 15 March 1922 the club was named Sebişana. However, some sources claim that in the summer of 1920 the football team defeated Gloria Arad with the score 4–0, and the match was played in the area of bread factory. Since 1950 the club has been called Avântul, renamed in 1953 Crişana, this name appearing of being recorded for more than 40 years, during which Crişana achieved outstanding performances and brought prestige for this small town. The team is now called Național Sebiș and plays in the Liga III.

Honours

Liga III

Current squad

As of 4 September 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 Emanuel Fișteag (on loan from SS Poli)
3 Romania MF Monel Cârstoiu
2 Romania DF Michel Rosenblum
4 Romania DF Gabriel Siminic
5 Romania MF Marian Fuchs
7 Romania FW Dragoș Săulescu
8 Romania MF Alexandru Avramescu
10 Romania MF Ionel Mihuţa
11 Romania MF Angelo Iuga
12 Romania GK Andrei Cioară
13 Romania MF Mircea Stupu
No. Position Player
14 Romania FW Darius Ciocan
15 Romania MF Daniel Clej
16 Croatia DF Igor Basić
17 Romania DF Cornel Suciu
18 Romania FW Sebastian Susan
20 Romania DF Marius Roman
25 Romania FW Marius Ion
76 Romania MF Vasile Lup
97 Romania GK Ionuț Tomșa
Romania FW Ovidiu Mandache

References

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