Which clubs did Mihai Stoichiță play for?

FC Jiul Petroșani (1973–1974), AFC Rocar București (1974–1975), FC Jiul Petroșani (1975–1981), AFC Rocar București (1975–1975), FC Progresul București (1981–1983), FCM Târgoviște (1983–1984), FC Progresul București (1985–1986), FC Gloria Buzău (1986–1988), AFC Rocar București (1988–1988).

Where does Mihai Stoichiță rank among Romania's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks Mihai Stoichiță #33 of Romania's 33 greatest players of all time.

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Mihai Stoichiță

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1954

Clubs

FC Jiul Petroșani, FC Progresul București, FCM Târgoviște

#33

Editorial rank of 33 for Romania

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The people's rank, live from duel votes

A true midfield general, Stoichiță was a rock at the base of Romania's midfield in the late 70s and early 80s. Career record: club career at FC Jiul Petroșani, FC Progresul București, FCM Târgoviște.

Career sources

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Career record

1973–1974	FC Jiul Petroșani
1974–1975	AFC Rocar București
1975–1981	FC Jiul Petroșani
1975–1975	AFC Rocar București
1981–1983	FC Progresul București
1983–1984	FCM Târgoviște
1985–1986	FC Progresul București
1986–1988	FC Gloria Buzău
1988–1988	AFC Rocar București

Sources

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Around Stoichiță in the almanac

One rank above: Claudiu Keșerü at #32.

Romania's editorial top five: Gheorghe Hagi · Nicolae Dobrin · Gheorghe Popescu · Ilie Balaci · Miodrag Belodedici.

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