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Club Sportiv Tunari, commonly known as CS Tunari, or simply as Tunari, is a Romanian football club based in Tunari, Ilfov County. Founded in 1992 the club situated near Bucharest was re-branded as CS Tunari in 2004, reaching the Liga III in 2009, where it plays since then.

CS Tunari
Full nameClub Sportiv Tunari
Nickname(s)Tunarii (The Gunners)
Arsenal
Short nameTunari
Founded1980; 42 years ago (1980)
GroundComunal
Capacity1,000
OwnerTunari Commune
ChairmanFlorin Vlădilă
ManagerAlin Ilin (caretaker)
LeagueLiga III
2021–22Liga III, Seria IV, 2nd
Home colours
Away colours

History


CS Tunari was founded in 1980 under the name of Arsenal Tunari, the name change occuring in 2004, when they were forced to give up the "Arsenal" name because of copyright.[1] In the same period in the commune near Bucharest was built a new stadium and Tunari obtained a place in the third tier in 2009, since then being a constant presence at this level, registering the following rankings: 9th (2009–10), 7th (2010–11), 10th (2011–12), 13th (2012–13), 8th (2013–14), 4th (2014–15), 12th (2015–16), 3rd (2016–17), 7th (2017–18), 6th (2018–19), 4th (2019-20), 5th (2020-21) and 2nd (2021-22).

Tunari means Gunners in Romanian and the commune has on its Coat of Arms a cannon, fact that brought the original name, a tribute to English football club Arsenal F.C. and the nickname "The Gunners". In 2018 the club changed its logo and colors choosing a white and red combination instead of red and blue, also adding on the logo the name "Arsenal", but without changing the club name. In 2009, in an interview granted to sport.ro, Lucian Costache, chairman of the club reported how in 1996, when the club was still named Arsenal Tunari, they sent a letter to the English club asking for some original kits, but no answer was ever received.[2]


Ground


CS Tunari plays its home matches on the Comunal Stadium in Tunari, with a capacity of 1,000 seats. The stadium was renovated and expanded in 2004 for the sum of 400,000 lei, at that time approximately 84,000 €.[1] In 2017 the stadium was renovated again and the pitch was changed.[3]


Chronology of names


Name Period
Arsenal Tunari 1992–2004
CS Tunari 2004–present

Honours


Liga III


Players



First team squad


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  AUS Harrison Devenish-Meares (Vice-Captain)
2 DF  ROU Teodor Badea
4 DF  ROU Alexandru Catrici (on loan from Rapid)
5 MF  ROU Lucian Ion
6 DF  ROU Robert Stănici
7 MF  ROU Andrei Zătreanu
8 MF  ROU Bogdan Barbu
9 FW  ROU Alexandru Dane
10 MF  ROU Vasile Mihai
11 MF  ROU Daniel Cîrjan
12 GK  ROU Corneliu Fulga
13 MF  ROU Liviu Oșca (Captain)
14 DF  ROU Alexandru Gheorghe
15 MF  ROU Marian Mihalcea
No. Pos. Nation Player
16 MF  ROU Ciprian Popescu
17 MF  ROU Ștefan Ghinea
18 MF  ROU Mario Tunsu (on loan from Rapid)
19 FW  ROU Gabriel Plumbuitu
20 MF  ROU Marian Mihai
21 FW  ROU Alexandru Stoian
22 MF  ROU Antonio Dumitrescu (on loan from Rapid)
23 DF  ROU Gabriel Goicea
24 GK  ROU Valentin Meciu (on loan from FCSB II)
25 MF  ROU Alexandru Atomei
26 MF  ROU Florin Avădanei
33 GK  ROU Alexandru Nedelcu
35 DF  ROU Dragoș Barabaș
77 DF  ROU Alexandru Stan

Out on loan


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

No. Pos. Nation Player
No. Pos. Nation Player

Club officials



League history



Notable former managers



References


  1. "Poliţia din Balş a declanşat ancheta de la meciul cu CS Tunari, după ce a fost alertată de oficialii oltenilor" [Balș Police also launched an investigation involving the match against CS Tunari, after being notified by Oltenian officials] (in Romanian). libertatea.ro. 30 January 2014.
  2. "Arsenal de Romania, in Tunari. VEZI cum isi poate gasi linistea Gigi Becali!" [Arsenal of Romania, in Tunari. SEE how Gigi Becali could find his peace!] (in Romanian). sport.ro. 9 October 2009.
  3. "Acasă din retur. CS Tunari revine în primăvară pe gazonul propriu" [Back home. CS Tunari returns in the spring on the grass of its own stadium] (in Romanian). ilfovsport.ro. 1 November 2017.






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