Robert Sadowski

Róbert Szádowsky or - Romanian - Robert Sadowski ( born August 16, 1914) was a Romanian football goalkeeper of Polish descent. He played a total of 161 games in the highest Romanian football league, the Divizia A, and participated in the World Cup 1938.

Career

Szádowsky began his career at Muncitorul Cernăuţi that his time in the Czernowitz Championship, the regional base Divizia A, played. In 1935 he joined the antretenden in the top division team of AMEF Arad. With AMEFA he was in season 1935/36 runners-up. In 1938 Szádowsky moved to league rivals Juventus Bucharest.

At Juventus, however, presented a not the hoped for sporting success. After the descent at the end of the season 1939/40, Szádowsky moved to Rapid Bucharest, which belonged to the Romanian lace. Due to the outbreak of the Second World War, the game operation Divizia A in 1941 could no longer be continued, so that he came only to inserts in the unofficial transition Championship ( Bessarabia Cup ) and the Romanian Cup, which he in the years 1940, 1941 and 1942 could win with Rapid.

After the war Szádowsky took at Rapid, which had now changed its name to CFR Bucharest, again. In 1947 he moved to league rivals Ciocanul Bucharest, from which in May 1948 Dinamo Bucharest emerged. In the same year Szádowsky ended his career.

National

Szádowsky played five games for the Romanian national football team, including the replay against Cuba during the football World Cup in France in 1938. His debut in the national team he had given on September 8, 1937 against Yugoslavia.

Achievements

  • Romanian Cup Winners: 1940, 1941, 1942
  • Romanian runner-up: 1936
Vagonul Arad FC Rapid București Liga I 1935–36 Divizia A 1939–40 Divizia A Maccabi București
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