Adrian Cristea
Romanian footballer and midfielder
Romanian footballer and midfielder
A professional footballer played predominantly as a midfielder. Started career at Dinamo București, making significant contributions to the team's success in domestic competitions. Played for various clubs in Romania and abroad, including stints at FC Politehnica Iași and FC UTA Arad. Represented the Romanian national team, earning caps in international matches, showcasing skills in midfield roles. Known for technical ability and vision on the field.
Won the Liga I title with Dinamo București
Represented Romania in international competitions
Played in UEFA Europa League matches
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