Tibor Selymes (born 8 October 1970) is a retired Romanian professional footballer and later manager. Although your prompt mentioned Albania, Tibor Selymes is Romanian by nationality and represented Romania at international level.
- Full name: Tibor Selymes
- Date of birth: 8 October 1970
- Place of birth: Cluj-Napoca, Romania
- Position: Left back
- Nationality: Romanian (of Hungarian ethnicity)
Club career (highlights)
- Universitatea Cluj – Early career in Romania
- Dinamo București – Prominent spells in Romanian top flight
- SC Heerenveen (Netherlands) – Played in the Eredivisie
- Racing Genk (Belgium) – Competed in Belgian First Division
- Standard Liège (Belgium) – Later spell in Belgium
International career
- Romania national team: Earned multiple caps during the 1990s.
- Part of Romania's squads in major tournaments including UEFA Euro 1996 and the 1994 FIFA World Cup qualifying cycle era; he was a regular selection at left back during much of the 1990s.
Managerial career
- After retiring as a player, Selymes took up coaching and managed a number of clubs in Romania, including stints at Dinamo București, CFR Cluj, Oțelul Galați and others.
Notes
- Tibor Selymes is Romanian, not Albanian. He is of Hungarian ethnic background, born in Romania.
- Specific statistics (caps, goals, seasons) can be provided if needed for any particular club or year.