List of FC Dinamo București players

Dinamo București is a Romanian professional association football club based in Bucharest, who currently plays in the Liga I. The club's first team has competed in the first tier of Romanian football in its entire existence. Since playing their first competitive match, many players have made a competitive first-team appearance for the club, of whom almost the following players have made at least 100 appearances (including substitute appearances) in Liga I.

Cornel Dinu, who won three times the Romanian Footballer of the Year award spent his entire career at Dinamo.
While playing for Dinamo Dudu Georgescu won twice the European Golden Shoe award.
Two times Romanian Footballer of the Year Florea Dumitrache scored over 100 goals and won three Liga I titles during his period spent at Dinamo.
Ionel Dănciulescu won three Liga I titles and was named Romanian Footballer of the Year in 2004 while playing for Dinamo
Mircea Lucescu won seven Liga I titles with the club.
Ion (left) and Radu (right) are two of the Nunweiller brothers who are the reason why the club's nickname is "The Red Dogs".
Starting from 1983 until 1990 Ioan Andone (left) and Mircea Rednic (right) formed Dinamo's central defence couple.
Dorin Mateuț won the European Golden Shoe award in the 1988–1989 season.
Goalkeeper Dumitru Moraru won three Liga I titles and three Romanian Cups during his period spent at Dinamo.

Dinamo's record appearance-maker is Cornel Dinu, who made 454 appearances between 1966 and 1983. Ionel Dănciulescu has made the second most appearances with 355.

Dinamo București players with over 100 appearances (as of 14 May 2022)
NameNationalityPositionDinamo careerAppearancesGoalsRef
Carol Bartha RomaniaFW1948–195511935[1]
Gheorghe Băcuț RomaniaDF1950–19561441[2]
Dumitru Nicolae RomaniaFW1950–195916845[3]
Valeriu Călinoiu RomaniaMF1951–19601649[4]
Alexandru Ene RomaniaFW1951–196015292[5]
Ion Suru RomaniaMF1951–195914642[6]
Ladislau Băcuț RomaniaDF1952–19561071[7]
Ion Nunweiller RomaniaDF1956–1967
1970–1972
27919[8]
Vasile Alexandru RomaniaMF1957–19621079[9]
Cornel Popa RomaniaDF1957–19692460[10]
Iosif Varga RomaniaFW1958–1964
1965–1969
11729[11]
Lică Nunweiller RomaniaMF1959–1967
1970
1515[12]
Gheorghe Ene RomaniaFW1960–196713375[13]
Constantin Frățilă RomaniaFW1960–197016874[14]
Dumitru Ivan RomaniaDF1960–19671211[15]
Mircea Stoenescu RomaniaDF1960–1961
1965–1973
1222[16]
Ilie Datcu RomaniaGK1961–19691660[17]
Ion Pârcălab RomaniaFW1961–197019453[18]
Constantin Ștefan RomaniaDF1962–19711890[19]
Vasile Gergely RomaniaMF1963–19701365[20]
Ion Haidu RomaniaFW1963–197215237[21]
Mircea Lucescu RomaniaMF1963–1977
1989
25157[22]
Radu Nunweiller RomaniaMF1963–197629538[23]
Florea Dumitrache RomaniaFW1965–1976198108[24]
Cornel Dinu RomaniaDF1966–198345453[25]
Viorel Sălceanu RomaniaMF1968–197415124[26]
Augustin Deleanu RomaniaDF1969–19761787[27]
Florin Cheran RomaniaDF1969–1980
1985–1986
2858[28]
Vasile Dobrău RomaniaDF1969–19781814[29]
Mircea Constantinescu RomaniaGK1970–19761100[30]
Alexandru Moldovan RomaniaMF1970–19781258[31]
Gabriel Sandu RomaniaDF1971–19821924[32]
Alexandru Sătmăreanu RomaniaDF1971–198019317[33]
Teodor Lucuță RomaniaDF1972–19801281[34]
Alexandru Custov RomaniaMF1973–198431929[35]
Dudu Georgescu RomaniaFW1973–1983260207[36]
Marin Ion RomaniaDF1973–19852794[37]
Cristian Vrînceanu RomaniaFW1973–198114811[38]
Ionel Augustin RomaniaFW1974–198526787[39]
Constantin Traian Ștefan RomaniaGK1974–19801010[40]
Marin Dragnea RomaniaMF1977–198625158[41]
Cornel Țălnar RomaniaMF1977–198523024[42]
Gheorghe Mulțescu RomaniaMF1979–198513229[43]
Nelu Stănescu RomaniaDF1979–19871634[44]
Dumitru Moraru RomaniaGK1981–19892120[45]
Costel Orac RomaniaFW1981–198921741[46]
Alexandru Nicolae RomaniaDF1982–198916810[47]
Ioan Andone RomaniaDF1983–199017122[48]
Lică Movilă RomaniaMF1983–198813817[49]
Mircea Rednic RomaniaDF1983–199021221[50]
Florin Prunea RomaniaGK1985–1988
1992–1998
2000–2002
1860[51]
Ioan Varga RomaniaMF1985–198912015[52]
Dorin Mateuț RomaniaMF1986–1990
1994–1995
14688[53]
Iulian Mihăescu RomaniaDF1985
1986–1992
17839[54]
Ioan Lupescu RomaniaMF1986–1990
1998–2000
2000–2001
2001–2002
18325[55]
Bogdan Stelea RomaniaGK1986–1991
2004–2005
1110[56]
Dănuț Lupu RomaniaMF1987–1990
1995–1997
2000–2001
13625[57]
Marius Cheregi RomaniaMF1990–1993
1995–1996
10310[58]
Costel Pană RomaniaMF1990–199512822[59]
Sulejman Demollari AlbaniaMF1991–199510036[60]
Gheorghe Mihali RomaniaDF1991–1995
1998–2001
17416[61]
Sebastian Moga RomaniaMF1991–199712811[62]
Zoltán Kádár RomaniaDF1991–199513516[63]
Leontin Grozavu RomaniaDF1992–19981055[64]
Cătălin Hîldan RomaniaMF1994–20001386[65]
Florentin Petre RomaniaMF1994–200625943[66]
Ionel Dănciulescu RomaniaFW1995–1997
2000–2009
2010–2013
355152[67]
Florin Bătrânu RomaniaDF1996–199910620[68]
Cosmin Contra RomaniaDF1996–19991018[69]
Adrian Mihalcea RomaniaFW1996–2001
2004–2005
18169[70]
Marius Niculae RomaniaFW1996–2001
2008–2012
2015
20285[71]
Iosif Tâlvan RomaniaFW1996–1998
2000
2001–2002
1134[72]
Daniel Florea RomaniaDF1997–2001
2005–2006
1033[73]
Giani Kiriță RomaniaDF1997–20031519[74]
Iulian Tameș RomaniaMF1997–2004
2006
2012
13811[75]
Ianis Zicu RomaniaFW2000–2004
2005–2006
2007–2010
11226[76]
Claudiu Niculescu RomaniaFW2001–2002
2003–2008
2009–2010
19198[77]
Cristian Pulhac RomaniaDF2002–20131663[78]
Ștefan Grigorie RomaniaMF2002–200610130[79]
Adrian Cristea RomaniaMF2004–201016126[80]
Andrei Mărgăritescu RomaniaMF2004–2008
2009–2011
1295[81]
Cosmin Moți RomaniaDF2005–20121776[82]
Cătălin Munteanu RomaniaMF2006–2008
2010–2014
15612[83]
Marius Alexe RomaniaFW2008–201513536[84]
Gabriel Torje RomaniaMF2008–2011
2018
2021–2022
14431[85]
Dragoș Grigore RomaniaDF2008–20141269[86]
Laurențiu Rus RomaniaDF2009–20141134[87]
Cosmin Matei RomaniaMF2012–2016
2021–2022
12922[88]
Dorin Rotariu RomaniaMF2013–201612222[89]
Steliano Filip RomaniaDF2012–2018
2021–2022
1677[90]
Valentin Lazăr RomaniaMF2013–2017
2020
10117[91]
Deian Sorescu RomaniaMF2018–202212327[92]

League top scorers

With 44 goals scored in the 1986–1987 season Rodion Cămătaru won the European Golden Shoe award.

League titles with Dinamo

References