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Marian Pană

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Marian Pană
Personal information
Date of birth	(1968-12-24) 24 December 1968 (age 55)
Place of birth	Moreni, Romania
Height	1.72 m (5 ft7+1⁄2 in)
Position(s)	Left back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1985–1988	Flacăra Moreni	34	(1)
1989	Victoria București	25	(3)
1990	Flacăra Moreni	13	(0)
1990–1991	FC Argeș	32	(9)
1991–1994	Dinamo București	65	(3)
1994–1995	FC Argeș	27	(4)
1995	Hapoel Haifa	8	(0)
1996	Dinamo București	4	(1)
1996–1997	Chindia Târgoviște	9	(0)
1997	FC Brașov	17	(0)
1998	Rocar București	5	(0)
1999	FC Brașov	0	(0)
1999–2000	Chindia Târgoviște	22	(4)
2000	Juventus București	5	(0)
Total		266	(25)
International career
1991	Romania	2	(0)
Managerial career
2001–2002	Petrolul Târgoviște
2002–2006	CS Otopeni
2007–2008	Cetatea Suceava
2008	Știința Bacău
2009	Gloria Bistrița
2010	Dacia Mioveni
2010	Universitatea Cluj
2011	Unirea Urziceni
2011	Farul Constanța
2011–2012	CS Mioveni
2013	Bihor Oradea
2013–2014	Metalul Reșița
2014	Farul Constanța
2015	Metalul Reșița
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Marian Pană (born 24 December 1968, in Moreni) is a football manager and former professional footballer. He previously managed teams like Cetatea Suceava, Știința Bacău, Gloria Bistrița, Universitatea Cluj and Farul Constanța. As a player, he won the Liga I title with Dinamo București playing alongside his brother, the midfielder Costel who was also an International footballer.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

International career

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Marian Pană played two friendly games against Egypt at international level for Romania, the first one was a 3–1 loss, the second ended 1–1.^[5]^[6]^[7]

Honours

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Player

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Dinamo București

Liga I: 1991–92^[8]

Manager

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CS Otopeni

Liga III: 2003–04

Cetatea Suceava

Liga III: 2007–08

References

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^ "SPECIAL Situaţie de gradul I în Liga 1. Ce a realizat Silviu Lung jr. prin câştigarea titlului cu Astra. De la fraţii Vâlcov, la fraţii Costea şi familia Piţurcă" [SPECIAL First grade situation in Liga 1. What Silviu Lung jr. accomplished by winning the title with Astra. From the brothers Vâlcov to the brothers Costea and the Piţurcă family] (in Romanian). prosport.ro. Retrieved 7 October 2017.

^ "Reportaj: Fă-te frate cu Pană până treci Ilfovul" [Report: Make yourself a brother with Pana until you cross the Ilfov] (in Romanian). ilfovsport.ro. Archived from the original on 30 June 2020. Retrieved 7 October 2017.

^ "EXCLUSIV Frații cu numărul 6, Nabil și Reda Jaadi sunt prima pereche de frați străini din istoria lui Dinamo și doar a șasea din analele clubului alb-roșu" [EXCLUSIVELY Brothers number 6, Nabil and Reda Jaadi are the first pair of foreign brothers in the history of Dinamo and only the sixth of the red and white club] (in Romanian). Gsp.ro. 12 March 2019. Retrieved 8 September 2019.

^ "Drama celor doi frați campioni cu Dinamo: "La doi ani după ce tata a murit, doctorii ne-au scris că au găsit loc să-l opereze"" [The drama of the two champion brothers with Dinamo: "Two years after my father died, the doctors wrote to us that they had found a place to operate him"] (in Romanian). Gsp.ro. 3 May 2022. Retrieved 5 May 2022.

^ "Marian Pană". European Football. Retrieved 12 October 2020.

^ "Egypt – Romania 3:1". European Football. Retrieved 12 October 2020.

^ "Egypt – Romania 1:1". European Football. Retrieved 12 October 2020.

^ Marian Pană at RomanianSoccer.ro (in Romanian)

External links

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Marian Pană at National-Football-Teams.com
Marian Pană at WorldFootball.net

Marian Pană managerial positions

CS Mioveni – managers

Eftimie (2000–03)

Iliescu (2003–04)

Eftimie (2004–06)

Cârstea (2006–07)

Dună (2007)

Moldovan (2007)

Marin (2007)

Cârțu (2007–08)

Eftimie (2008–09)

Tunaru^c (2009)

Pană (2010)

Negru (2010)

Popa (2010–11)

Stan (2011)

Stancu (2011)

Stoichiță (2011)

Stoica^c (2011)

Pană (2011–12)

Stancu (2012)

Ianovschi (2012)

Stoican (2012–13)

Moldovan (2013–14)

Niculescu (2014–15)

Stoica (2015–16)

Eftimie (2016)

Pelici (2016–17)

Marin (2017)

Mihalcea (2017)

Mihali (2017)

Olteanu^c (2011)

Roșu (2017–18)

Eftimie (2018–19)

Oprița (2019)

Stoica (2019–20)

Niculescu (2020)

Pelici (2020–22)

Stoican (2022)

Stoica^c (2022–23)

Dică (2023)

Țăran^c (2023)

Schumacher (2023–)

FC Bihor Oradea – managers

Zilahi (1961–63)

Woronkowski (1963–64)

Zilahi (1964–66)

Juhász (1966–67)

Fernbach-Ferenczi (1967–69)

Vlad (1969–71)

Coidum (1971–72)

Juhász (1972–73)

Vlad (1974)

Staicu (1975)

Cosmoc (1975–1977)

Blujdea (1977)

Reinhardt (1977–78)

Jenei (1978–80)

Staicu (1980–83)

Kun (1983)

Dărăban (1983)

Kun (1984)

Teașcă (1985)

Stănculescu (1985)

Kraus (1985–86)

Mateianu (1986)

Coidum (1987–88)

Mateianu (1988)

Popovici (1988–89)

Cosmoc (1989–1990)

Popovici (1990)

Muta (1990–91)

Abrudan (1991)

Pio del Monaco (1991–92)

Coidum (1994–95)

Szűcs (1996)

Manea (1996–97)

Abrudan (1997–98)

Coraș (1998)

Balint (1999)

Orac (2000)

Détári (2000)

Muta (2000)

Andone (2000–01)

Rotariu (2001–02)

Moldovan (2002)

Dobai (2002)

Ion (2002)

Popa (2002–03)

Dumitriu (2003–04)

Muzsnay (2004)

Bondrea (2004–05)

Muzsnay^c (2005)

Abrudan (2005)

Artimon (2005)

Ion (2005–06)

Kiss (2006)

Farcaș (2006–07)

Silaghi (2007–08)

Vigh (2008–09)

Petcu (2009)

Lazăr (2009)

Dobai (2010)

Ghiţ (2010–11)

Gabbanini (2011)

Farcău (2011–12)

Rotariu (2012)

Ghiţ (2012)

Niculescu (2012–13)

Pană (2013)

Ghiţ (2013)

Pelici (2013–14)

Cheregi (2014–15)

Silaghi (2015)

Mutu^c (2015)

Mănăilă (2015–16)

FCV Farul Constanța – managers

Dobay (1949)

Iordache (1950–53)

Stanciu (1954)

Troancă (1954)

Mladin (1955)

Lengheriu (1956–60)

Botescu (1960–63)

Steinbach (1963–64)

Mihăilescu (1964–65)

Mărdărescu (1965–68)

Cosmoc (1968–69)

Marian (1969)

Cosmoc (1969–72)

Hașoti (1972–75)

Comăniță (1975–77)

Ola (1977–78)

Mareș (1978–79)

Oană (1979–80)

Hașoti (1980–82)

Tâlvescu (1983)

Unknown (1983–87)

Hașoti (1987–88)

Constantin (1989–90)

Simionaș (1990)

Hașoti (1991)

Rădulescu (1991–92)

Fl.Marin (1993–94)

Constantin (1994)

Fl.Marin (1995–96)

Gache^c (1996)

Ion (1996–97)

Gache (1997)

Andone (1997–98)

Fl.Marin (1999)

Zahiu (1999–2000)

Simionaș (2000)

Grigoraș (2000–02)

Hizo (2002)

Ion (2003–04)

Stoichiță (2004)

Grigoraș (2004–05)

Dinu^c (2005)

Marinof^c (2005)

Frank (2006)

Vukotić (2006)

Ion (2006)

Panduru (2006–07)

Ion^c (2007)

Gache (2007)

Ion (2007–09)

Marinof^c (2009)

Șumudică (2009)

Butoiu (2009)

Stoica (2009–10)

Butoiu (2010)

Sdrobiș (2010–11)

Butoiu (2011)

Pană (2011)

Tănase (2012)

Barbu (2012)

Artimon (2012–13)

Răuță (2013)

Petcu (2013–14)

Nanu (2014)

Pană (2014)

Barbu (2014–15)

Dinu (2015)

Gache (2015–16)

Stan (2016)

Barbu (2016–17)

Grigoraș (2017–18)

Barbu (2018)

Grigoraș (2018–19)

Zicu (2019–21)

Hagi (2021–)

FC Universitatea Cluj – managers

A.Kovács (1932)

Eckhardt (1933)

A.Molnár (1933–34)

Fritsch (1934–35)

I.Kovács (1935–36)

Eckhardt (1936)

J.Szaniszló (1937)

A.Kovács (1937–38)

O.Chețanu (1938)

J.Szaniszló (1938)

Nyúl (1938–39)

J.Szaniszló (1939–40)

I.Kovács (1940–41)

O.Chețanu (1941–42)

Maertens (1942–44)

Imre (1946)

N.Kovács (1946–47)

N.Munteanu (1947–48)

Cârjan (1948)

Sepci (1949)

Baratky (1949–51)

G.Bărbulescu (1951)

Ș.Kovács (1952)

Gain (1953)

Ș.Kovács (1954–55)

P.Rădulescu (1955)

Ș.Kovács (1956)

N.Munteanu (1956)

Szoboszlay (1957)

Ș.Kovács (1957–58)

Mărdărescu (1958–59)

Sepci (1959–61)

N.Gheorghe (1961–62)

C.Rădulescu (1962–63)

Sepci (1963)

Luca (1964)

Sepci (1964–66)

Mladin (1966–67)

Szoboszlay (1967)

Teașcă (1968)

Cârjan (1969–70)

S.Avram (1970)

Sepci (1970–71)

Băluțiu (1971)

Onisie (1971–73)

Luca (1973)

Avram (1973–74)

Băluțiu (1974–75)

P.Popescu (1975–76)

C.Rădulescu (1976–77)

Moldoveanu (1977–78)

T.Pop (1979)

Staicu (1980–81)

A.Niculescu (1981–83)

Ardeleanu (1983)

Vlad (1983–85)

Uifăleanu (1985)

Vlad (1985–88)

Dinu (1989)

Anca (1989–90)

Sameș (1990)

I.Ciocan (1990)

Iordache (1990)

Sdrobiș (1991–92)

Vlad (1992–93)

Anca (1993–94)

Andone (1994–95)

Anca (1995–97)

Coca (1997)

Țălnar (1997–98)

Poraczky (1998)

Anca (1998–99)

M.Lăzăreanu (1999)

G.Boca (1999)

Uifăleanu (1999)

Iașko (1999)

Gigiu (2000)

Cojocaru (2000)

Sabău (2000–01)

M.Marian (2001)

Mustacă (2001)

V.Gheorghe (2002)

Anca (2002)

V.Gheorghe (2002)

Anca (2002–03)

Sabău (2003)

Cojocaru (2003–04)

Marin (2004–05)

Grozavu (2005–06)

Dican (2006)

Falub (2006–07)

Mulțescu (2007)

Mészáros (2008)

Popescu (2008)

Munteanu (2008)

Mihali (2008–09)

Popescu (2009)

Munteanu (2009)

Palilla (2009)

Popescu (2009)

Țălnar (2009)

Dulca (2009–10)

Hizo (2010)

Dulca (2010)

Pană (2010)

C.Niculescu (2010)

Badea (2010–12)

C.Niculescu (2012)

Dulca (2012)

Popescu^c (2012)

Șumudică (2012)

Popescu (2012–13)

Ganea (2013)

Barbu^c (2013)

Teja (2013–14)

Ogăraru (2014–15)

Falub (2015)

Popescu (2015)

Teja (2015–16)

Szilágyi (2016)

Sărmăşan^c (2016)

Popescu (2016–17)

Falub (2017–18)

Cojocaru^c (2018)

Lobonț (2018–19)

Dulca (2019)

Falub (2019–20)

Enache (2020–21)

Lincar (2021–22)

Neagoe (2022)

Sabău (2023)

Petrea (2023)

Sabău (2023–)

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