CSC Ghiroda

CSC Ghiroda was established in 2010, under the name of ACS Ghiroda and in the first ten years of activity had important progress in the Romanian football league system, especially due to good economic situation of the commune, as part of the expansion of Timișoara metropolitan area. Ghiroda was enrolled for the first time in the Liga V (fifth tier), in the summer of 2011, then at the end of the first season, "ghirodanii" were ranked 1st, with 15 points ahead the second place, FC Jebel, obtaining the promotion to Liga IV. In the next season, the team based near Timișoara was close to a second consecutive promotion, but finally it was ranked 2nd, after the second team of Nuova Mama Mia Becicherecu Mic.

2013–14 season brought a great performance for the young football club, which won the Timiș County series of the Liga IV, with only one point ahead Politehnica Timișoara, the most honoured football club in the Banat historical region and one of the traditional football clubs in Romania, which played in that season at the level of fourth tier due to 2012 bankruptcy of the club.[1] As the champion of Timiș County, Ghiroda went to the promotion play-offs, but failed to make another step up, after a defeat on penalties, against Industria Galda (Alba County champion). Next two seasons, Ghiroda was ranked 3rd and missed any chance to promote to the third division, then at the end of the 2016–17 season, the club near Timișoara won Timiș Series of the fourth tier and the promotion play-offs, against Inter Petrila (Hunedoara County champion) and promoted to Liga III, for the first time in the recent history of the club.[2]

At the end of the first season, "ghirodanii" ended 9th, out of 15 and saved from relegation, then in the summer of 2018, ACS Ghiroda was re-branded as CSC Ghiroda & Giarmata Vii, also changing the club colors from white and blue to yellow and blue. At the end of the 2018–19 season, the team was again in trouble, but avoided the relegation in the last round. After this season, followed another two with better results and the "yellow and blues" were ranked 8th and 5th, somehow stabilizing at this level.

As of 6 September 2022

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  ROU Octavian Moșoarcă (on loan from Poli Timișoara) 2 DF  ROU Dragoș Coroiu 3 MF  ROU Fabian Popovici 4 DF  ROU Răzva Cluci 5 MF  ROU Ilie Velcan 6 DF  ROU Rauș Rosuș (on loan from Deta) 7 MF  ROU Cosmin Mancaș (Captain) 8 MF  ROU Dumitru Schinteie 9 MF  ROU Ionuț Vasluian 12 GK  ROU Tudor Ciocan

No. Pos. Nation Player 16 MF  ROU Sorin Miclău 17 DF  ROU Adrian Ilie (on loan from CFR II Cluj) 18 MF  ROU Andrei Precup 19 DF  ROU Dragoș Datcu 22 MF  ROU Sinișa Sporin 24 FW  ROU Demetris Cristodulo 25 DF  ROU Mihai Hecsko 30 MF  ROU Fabian Zăvăleche 33 GK  ROU Raul Golban 97 DF  ROU Mircea Stupu — FW  ROU Adrian Popa — DF  ROU Adelin Pașca

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  ROU Cristian Grancea (to Dumbrăvița)

No. Pos. Nation Player