Flavius Stoican
Flavius Vladimir Stoican (* November 24, 1976 in Vânju Mare, circle Mehedinţi ) is a former Romanian football player and current coach. He played a total of 186 games in the Romanian League 1 and the Ukrainian Premjer - Liha. Since September 2013 he is the coach of Dinamo Bucharest in the League 1
Career as a player
Stoican began his career in 1994 at FC Drobeta Turnu Severin in Divizia C. After one season of first division side FC signed him Universitatea Craiova. On August 12, 1995, he came to his first appearance in Divizia A (now League 1). He remained in Craiova first reserve player and came infrequently used. It was not until 1999, accumulated their bets, but he could never claim over a longer period of time than a regular player itself. His club placed in this period in the middle of the league or struggling to avoid relegation. Twice - in the seasons 1997/98 and 1999/ 2000 - he reached with his club the cup final, but there drew the short straw.
In 2002 Stoican left after seven years of Craiova and joined the Romanian giants Dinamo Bucharest. With the club he won the trophy by winning his first title in 2003, but did not in the final used. During the winter break 2003/ 04 he left Dinamo and joined the Ukrainian giants Shakhtar Donetsk. After the Cup victory in 2004 he won the club championships in 2005 and 2006. During the season 2005/ 06 he had lost the previously won regular place again.
In 2006 Stoican moved to league rivals Metalist Kharkiv, came there but only to use one, so that a year later to Romania returned to Dinamo Bucharest. Even with his former club, he could hardly get to the course and moved in 2008 to his home to Minerul Mehedinţi Valea Copcii, where a year later his playing career ended.
National
Stoican played 19 games for the Romanian national football team. He had his first deployment when he came on in the 86th minute for Dan Petrescu on August 18, 1999 in a friendly against Cyprus. In the following games, he was no longer considered by coach Victor Piţurcă.
Only under Anghel Iordănescu Stoican was appointed in February 2002 after two and a half years back in the national team. After two appearances in friendlies he was from August 2003 to the root of the team that failed to qualify for Euro 2004 scarce. In 2004, he was the undisputed with eight out of nine possible stakes regulars. In 2005, he was no longer employed by Iordanescu successor Piţurcă regularly. After missing World Cup qualifiers he played on 16 November 2005 in a friendly against Nigeria his last international game.
Career as a coach
By the end of his active career Stoican was in the League III as player-coach of Minerul Mehedinţi Valea Copcii, the club of his hometown Vânju Mare, works. From 2009 he concentrated fully on the job on the sidelines. After the withdrawal of the club in 2010, he became coach of Premier League rivals Scolar Resita CSM. In July 2011 he moved to Dinamo Bucharest II in the Liga II, where he replaced Liviu Ciobotariu, who had been promoted to the first team. After he had received from Gheorghe Popescu the offer to train in the second half of the 2011/12 season the league rivals Chindia Targoviste, he announced at Dinamo II and was 9 January 2012 successor to the 21 December 2011 resigned for health reasons Silviu Dumitrescu. After he had started with his team badly in the 2012/13 season, he had to vacate his seat in September 2012 for Eusebio Tudor.
In early October 2012, Stoican Coach of CS Mioveni in the League II in May 2013, was released. In August 2013 he became the second team of Dinamo Bucharest. After the dismissal of Gheorghe Mulţescu he rose to become head coach of the first team in September 2013.
Achievements
As a player
- Romanian Cup Winners: 2003
- Ukrainian Champion: 2005, 2006
- Ukrainian Cup winner: 2004