FC Internațional Curtea de Argeș

The FC Curtea de Arges iNTernational was a Romanian football club based in Curtea de Arges.

History

The club was founded in 2000 by Romanian businessman Benone Lazar as FC iNTernational Piteşti and launched in league play the third- highest division, the Divizia C. First prize of the 2000/01 season, the club immediately got into his first season in the Divizia B on. The next three years were spent in the club 's second highest league and each gained placements in secure mid-table. After the club two years previously stayed away from the game operation, followed in 2007, was renamed to its present name FC Curtea de Arges iNTernational. In September 2008, took over Ştefan Stoica Liviu Ciobotariu as coach. The 2008/09 season was finished in second place and thus ensured the initial rise in the League 1. In the first half of the 2009/10 season, the club wore his games in the Stadionul Mioveni Mioveni and in the second round in the Stadionul Nicolae Dobrin in Pitesti from. 24 December 2009 Trainer Stoica was replaced by Ionut Badea.

After only one season pulled Benone Lazar, the patron of the club, back out of the game. International received then in the summer of 2010, no longer admitted to the League 1 and left the launch site the sporty relegated Pandurii Târgu Jiu. However, the financial security could not be guaranteed for the Liga II, so the sporty relegated Mureşul Deva was allowed to remain in the Liga II. The FC Curtea de Arges iNTernational rose thereupon voluntarily in the League IV from there and came into the season of the circle Arges after the end of the first round of the 8th Place. During the winter break of 2010/11 the club disbanded and was in the League IV replaced the second round by scoala de Fotbal Dani Coman Piteşti.

Known player

  • Nigeria Abiodun Agunbiade
  • Romania Cosmin Băcilă
  • Ghana George Blay
  • Romania Vlad Chiricheş
  • Romania Cornel Frasineanu
  • Romania Silviu Izvoranu
  • Ivory Coast Emmanuel Koné
  • France Nasser Menassel
  • Romania Marius Popa
  • Romania Daniel Stan
  • Ivory Coast Diarrassouba Viera

Former coach

  • Romania Liviu Ciobotariu (2008)
  • Romania Ştefan Stoica (2008-2009)
  • Romania Ionut Badea (2009-2010)
2009–10 Liga I Ousmane Viera
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