Liga I Clubs
35 entries in the Liga I Clubs compendium.
FC Argeș PiteștiRomanian club with two 1970s titles and Nicolae Dobrin.ASA 2013 Târgu MureșRomanian club that won the 2015 Supercupa României.ASA Târgu Mureș (1962)Military-backed club that peaked in 1970s Romanian football.FC Astra GiurgiuRomanian club that won the 2015–16 Liga I title.CSM Avântul ReghinRomanian football club based in Reghin, Mureș County.FC Bihor Oradea (1958)Romanian club that continued Oradea's football tradition after CA Oradea.FC BotoșaniFirst team from Botoșani County in Liga I.CS BrăneștiSmallest-locality club ever to reach Liga I.FC Brașov (1936)Romanian club with 41 top-flight seasons, dissolved in 2017.Brașovia BrașovInterwar Brașov football club with seven regional titles.Club Atletic OradeaRomanian club that won titles in two countries.CSM Câmpia TurziiRomanian club with five name changes and a Cup final appearance.CA Câmpulung MoldovenescShort-lived Romanian club that reached the First League.FC Caracal (2004)Romanian club that reached 3rd place in 1991–92.FC Carmen BucureștiRefounded in 2017, merged with Sportul Snagov in 2019.CSM Ceahlăul Piatra NeamțRomanian football club based in Piatra Neamț.CSM Cetatea SuceavaRomanian football club based in Suceava, currently in Liga II.CFR AradRomanian football club from Arad, founded 1921.AS CFR BrașovRomanian football club from Brașov, founded 1920.CFR ClujRomanian club with eight Liga I titles since 2008.CSF CFR TimișoaraRailway club from Timișoara, 1940s Divizia A runners-up.Chimia Râmnicu VâlceaRomanian club that won the 1973 Cup as a second-division side.AFC Chindia TârgovișteRomanian club founded in 2010, promoted to Liga I in 2019.Chinezul TimișoaraSix consecutive Romanian national titles between 1921–22 and 1926–27, a record matched 71 years later by…CS Colțea BrașovRomanian champions in 1928, revived in 2015.CS Concordia ChiajnaRomanian club with eight Liga I seasons and a cup final.CSM Corona Brașov (football)Romanian football club with four promotions in five seasons.CS Pandurii Târgu JiuRomanian club that reached the UEFA Europa League group stage.FK Csíkszereda Miercurea CiucRomanian club with Székely heritage, debuting in Liga I in 2025–26.AFC Dacia Unirea BrăilaRomanian club with a 1990s top-flight peak and cup final.Dacia Vasile Alecsandri GalațiRomanian club from Galați, three-time national championship participant.FC Dinamo BucureștiRomanian club with 18 league titles and fierce rivalries.FCM Dinamo OneștiRomanian club from Onești, founded 1994, dissolved 2015.FC Dunărea CălărașiRomanian club from Călărași, twice promoted to Liga I.FCV Farul ConstanțaRomanian Liga I club from Constanța, founded in 1920 as SPM Constanța.
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