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Romanian footballer and manager

Marius Popescu
Personal information
Date of birth	(1969-11-07) 7 November 1969 (age 55)
Place of birth	Alba Iulia, Romania
Height	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder / Forward
Team information
Current team	Minaur Baia Mare (manager)
Youth career
	CSȘ Alba Iulia
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1987–1989	Universitatea Cluj	3	(0)
1989–1990	CFR Cluj
1990–1998	Universitatea Cluj	176	(37)
1998–1999	Gloria Bistrița	14	(1)
1999	Olimpia Satu Mare	10	(0)
2000–2001	Universitatea Cluj	34	(7)
2002	Apulum Alba Iulia	3	(0)
2002–2004	UTA Arad	56	(7)
2004–2007	Universitatea Cluj	42	(2)
Total		338	(54)
Managerial career
2008	Universitatea Cluj
2009	Universitatea Cluj
2009	Universitatea Cluj
2011	Botoșani
2012	Universitatea Cluj
2012–2013	Universitatea Cluj
2015	Universitatea Cluj
2016	Sighetu Marmației
2016–2017	Universitatea Cluj
2017	ASA Târgu Mureș
2022–2023	Vitorul Cluj
2024–	Minaur Baia Mare
*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 08:30, 22 October 2024 (UTC)

Marius Popescu is a Romanian former football player, currently manager. He played almost his entire career for Universitatea Cluj and managed teams like Botoşani and Universitatea Cluj. The last team managed was ASA Târgu Mureș.

Honours

Player

Universitatea Cluj

Divizia B: 1991–92, 2006–07
Divizia C: 2000–01

References

"Marius Popescu profile" (in Romanian). 4everucluj.ro.
ASA Târgu Mureş şi-a pus antrenor principal. Demis de la ”U” Cluj, Marius Popescu a fost ales de conducătorii clubului mureşean. liga2.prosport.ro
^ Marius Popescu at RomanianSoccer.ro (in Romanian)
"Universitatea Cluj 1991–92 season" (in Romanian). 4everucluj.ro.
"Universitatea Cluj 2000–01 season" (in Romanian). 4everucluj.ro.

External links

Marius Popescu at WorldFootball.net
Marius Popescu at Soccerway

v t e CS Minaur Baia Mare (football) – current squad
1 Recean 2 Băloi 4 Mondragón 6 Saroși 7 Ciocan 8 Matei 9 Ciubăncan 10 Donca (c) 11 Stănescu 12 Dumitru 14 Stan 17 Buhai 19 Vitan 20 Erdei 21 Potcoavă 22 Mureșan 27 Simion 28 Albu 29 Batin 30 Dulca 44 Ispas 47 Orosz 77 Breban 80 Suciu 81 Chitaș 88 Coza 93 Pop 97 Achim 99 Babiciu Head coach: Popescu

Marius Popescu managerial positions

ASA 2013 Târgu Mureș – managers

Bodea (2008–10)
Falub (2010)
Sabău (2010–11)
Selymes (2011)
Trombetta (2011–12)
Lăcătuş (2012)
Sabău (2012)
Pelici (2012)
Isăilă (2012–13)
Cojocaru (2013)
Coroian (2013)
Iordănescu (2013)
Sabău (2013–14)
Falub (2014)
Pustai (2014–15)
Ciobotariu (2015)
Petrescu (2015)
Miriuță (2015)
Bergodi (2015)
Grigoraș (2016)
Ciorceri (2016)
Bonetti (2016)
Alexa (2016)
Stan (2016–2017)
Chirilă (2017)
Ganea (2017)
Balint (2017)
Fekete (2017)
Popescu (2017)

FC Botoșani – managers

Orac (2004–05)
Grozavu (2007–08)
Apostol (2009)
Popovici (2009–11)
Popescu (2011)
Orac (2011–12)
Popovici (2012–13)
Bordeanu (2013)
Grozavu (2014–15)
Cornățeanu (2015)
Pustai (2015–16)
Grozavu (2016–17)
Enache (2017–18)
Ciobotariu (2018–19)
Croitoru (2019–22)
Teja (2022)
Ciobanu (2022)
Stoican (2022–23)
Croitoru (2023)
Ciobanu (2023)
Alexa (2023)
Patache (2023)
Andone (2023–24)
Ciobotariu (2024–)

FC Universitatea Cluj – managers

A.Kovács (1932)
Eckhardt (1933)
A.Molnár (1933–34)
Fritsch (1934–35)
I.Kovács (1935–36)
Eckhardt (1936)
J.Szaniszló (1937)
A.Kovács (1937–38)
O.Chețanu (1938)
J.Szaniszló (1938)
Nyúl (1938–39)
J.Szaniszló (1939–40)
I.Kovács (1940–41)
O.Chețanu (1941–42)
Maertens (1942–44)
Imre (1946)
N.Kovács (1946–47)
N.Munteanu (1947–48)
Cârjan (1948)
Sepci (1949)
Baratky (1949–51)
G.Bărbulescu (1951)
Ș.Kovács (1952)
Gain (1953)
Ș.Kovács (1954–55)
P.Rădulescu (1955)
Ș.Kovács (1956)
N.Munteanu (1956)
Szoboszlay (1957)
Ș.Kovács (1957–58)
Mărdărescu (1958–59)
Sepci (1959–61)
N.Gheorghe (1961–62)
C.Rădulescu (1962–63)
Sepci (1963)
Luca (1964)
Sepci (1964–66)
Mladin (1966–67)
Szoboszlay (1967)
Teașcă (1968)
Cârjan (1969–70)
S.Avram (1970)
Sepci (1970–71)
Băluțiu (1971)
Onisie (1971–73)
Luca (1973)
Avram (1973–74)
Băluțiu (1974–75)
P.Popescu (1975–76)
C.Rădulescu (1976–77)
Moldoveanu (1977–78)
T.Pop (1979)
Staicu (1980–81)
A.Niculescu (1981–83)
Ardeleanu (1983)
Vlad (1983–85)
Uifăleanu (1985)
Vlad (1985–88)
Dinu (1989)
Anca (1989–90)
Sameș (1990)
I.Ciocan (1990)
Iordache (1990)
Sdrobiș (1991–92)
Vlad (1992–93)
Anca (1993–94)
Andone (1994–95)
Anca (1995–97)
Coca (1997)
Țălnar (1997–98)
Poraczky (1998)
Anca (1998–99)
M.Lăzăreanu (1999)
G.Boca (1999)
Uifăleanu (1999)
Iașko (1999)
Gigiu (2000)
Cojocaru (2000)
Sabău (2000–01)
M.Marian (2001)
Mustacă (2001)
V.Gheorghe (2002)
Anca (2002)
V.Gheorghe (2002)
Anca (2002–03)
Sabău (2003)
Cojocaru (2003–04)
Marin (2004–05)
Grozavu (2005–06)
Dican (2006)
Falub (2006–07)
Mulțescu (2007)
Mészáros (2008)
Popescu (2008)
Munteanu (2008)
Mihali (2008–09)
Popescu (2009)
Munteanu (2009)
Palilla (2009)
Popescu (2009)
Țălnar (2009)
Dulca (2009–10)
Hizo (2010)
Dulca (2010)
Pană (2010)
C.Niculescu (2010)
Badea (2010–12)
C.Niculescu (2012)
Dulca (2012)
Popescu (2012)
Șumudică (2012)
Popescu (2012–13)
Ganea (2013)
Barbu (2013)
Teja (2013–14)
Ogăraru (2014–15)
Falub (2015)
Popescu (2015)
Teja (2015–16)
Szilágyi (2016)
Sărmăşan (2016)
Popescu (2016–17)
Falub (2017–18)
Cojocaru (2018)
Lobonț (2018–19)
Dulca (2019)
Falub (2019–20)
Enache (2020–21)
Lincar (2021–22)
Neagoe (2022)
Sabău (2023)
Petrea (2023)
Sabău (2023–)

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