Iosif Rotariu

Iosif Rotariu
Personal information
Iosif Rotariu in 2014.
Date of birth	(1962-09-27) 27 September 1962
Place of birth	Prigor, Caraş-Severin, Romania
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1980–1986	Politehnica Timişoara	106	(16)
1986–1990	Steaua Bucureşti	93	(28)
1990–1992	Galatasaray	28	(4)
1992–1994	Bakırköyspor	34	(7)
1994–1995	CFR Timişoara	8	(2)
1995–1996	Politehnica Timişoara	17	(6)
1996	OFK Kikinda	24	(4)
1996–1997	Politehnica Timişoara	17	(6)
1997–1998	Steaua Bucureşti	42	(11)
1998–1999	Politehnica Timişoara	21	(4)
1999–2000	Extensiv Craiova	32	(3)
2000	Politehnica Timişoara	12	(1)
2001–2002	Bihor Oradea	17	(2)
2012–2013	Politehnica Timişoara	10	(3)
Total		401	(83)
National team
1988–1997	Romania	25	(1)
Teams managed
2006	Politehnica Timişoara
2006–2009	Politehnica II Timişoara
2007	Politehnica Timişoara
2009–2012	Politehnica Timişoara (assistant)
2012	Bihor Oradea
2013	Vaslui (assistant)
2014	Caransebeș
2015–2016	Poli Timișoara (assistant)
2016–	Universitatea Craiova (youth centre)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Iosif Rotariu (born 27 September 1962) is a Romanian former football midfielder.

He was born in Prigor and debuted in Divizia A with Politehnica Timişoara in 1981. He won the league championship with Steaua Bucureşti in 1987, 1988, 1989, 1997 and 1998, and won the Romanian Cup with the same club in 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1997. He also played abroad, in Turkey.

Rotariu made his debut for the Romanian national team in 1988 against Netherlands, and represented his country at the 1990 FIFA World Cup. He got 25 caps in total, the last in 1997, and scored one international goal, against Poland in 1990.

Club Achievements

Politehnica Timişoara:
- Romanian Cup:
  - Runner-up: 1980-81, 1982–83
Steaua Bucureşti:
- Romanian League: 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1997–98
- Romanian Cup: 1986-87, 1988–89, 1996–97
- Romanian Supercup: 1997
- European Cup:
  - Runner-up: 1988-89
Galatasaray:
- Turkish League:
  - Runner-up: 1990–91
- Turkish Cup: 1990-91
- Turkish Super Cup: 1991

External links

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Iosif Rotariu at RomanianSoccer.ro
Iosif Rotariu at National-Football-Teams.com

Romania squad – 1990 FIFA World Cup

1 Lung (c) 2 Rednic 3 Klein 4 Andone 5 Rotariu 6 G. Popescu 7 Lăcătuș 8 Sabău 9 Cămătaru 10 Hagi 11 Lupu 12 Stelea 13 A. Popescu 14 Răducioiu 15 Mateuț 16 Timofte 17 Dumitrescu 18 Balint 19 Săndoi 20 Muzsnay 21 Lupescu 22 Liliac Coach: Jenei

FC Politehnica Timișoara – managers

Bürger (1942–46)
Lăpuşneanu (1948–49)
Bürger (1950)
Deheleanu (1950)
Kovács (1950–53)
Mladin (1954–55)
Bindea (1955)
Deheleanu (1955–56)
Mladin (1956)
Woronkowski (1957)
Schileru (1958)
Deheleanu (1958–59)
Bindea (1960)
Mladin (1960)
Reuter (1961)
Gain (1961–62)
Braun-Bogdan (1962–63)
Reuter (1963–64)
Vâlcov (1964)
Woronkowski (1965–66)
Reuter (1966–72)
Ionescu (1972–75)
Godeanu (1975)
Rădulescu (1975–77)
Niculescu (1977–79)
Rădulescu (1979–80)
Ionescu (1980–81)
Pigulea (1981–82)
Ionescu (1982–83)
Dembrovschi (1983–85)
Dumitru (1985)
Cosmoc (1985–86)
Ionescu (1986–88)
Rădulescu (1989–91)
Ionescu (1991–92)
Chimiuc (1992–93)
Ștefănescu (1993–94)
Dembrovschi (1994–97)
Chimiuc (1997)
Şunda (1997)
Ionescu (1997–01)
Ciorceri (2001)
Panduru (2002)
Gherman (2002–03)
Mulțescu (2003)
Vişan (2003)
Panduru (2003–04)
Dumitriu (2004)
Mulțescu (2004)
Ciorceri (2004)
Doboș^c (2004)
Olăroiu (2005)
Hagi (2005–06)
Rotariu^c (2006)
Cârțu (2006)
Artimon (2006–07)
Rotariu^c (2007)
Velcea^c (2007)
Uhrin, Jr. (2007–08)
Balint (2009)
Velcea^c (2009)
Sabău (2009–10)
Petrović (2010)
Contra (2010)
Uhrin, Jr. (2010–2011)
Velcea (2011–2012)

FC Bihor Oradea – managers

Zilahi (1961–62)
Woronkowski (1963–64)
Zilahi (1964–66)
Fernbach-Ferenczi (1967–69)
Vlad (1969–71)
Coidum (1972)
Vlad (1974–75)
Cosmoc (1975)
Staicu (1975)
Blujdea (1975–76)
Cosmoc (1976–77)
Reinhardt (1977–78)
Jenei (1978–79)
Staicu (1981–83)
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)
Coidum (1994–95)
Manea (1996–97)
Abrudan (1997–1998)
Coraş (1998)
Balint (1999)
Orac (2000)
Détári (2000)
Andone (2000–01)
Rotariu (2001–02)
Moldovan (2002)
Dobai (2002)
Popa (2002–04)
Dumitriu (2004)
Muzsnay (2004)
Bondrea (2004–05)
Abrudan (2005)
Artimon (2005)
Kiss (2006)
Farcaş (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 (2015)
Mănăilă (2015–2016)
Zima (2016–)

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