Steaua București (1987–1994) — Breakthrough club; won multiple Romanian league titles and domestic cups. Key member of the successful early-1990s Steaua side.
Çaykur Rizespor (1994–1995) — Short spell in Turkey.
Southampton (1994–1995, loan) — Brief period in the English Premier League.
Osasuna (1995–1996) — Played in Spain.
Steaua București (return, 1996–1997) — Returned to Romania late in career.
Other clubs — Also had periods with teams in Mexico and lower-profile spells before retirement.
International career
Romania national team (1991–1997) — Earned around 60 caps and scored roughly 20 goals (numbers approximate).
Notably prominent at UEFA Euro 1996, where he scored memorable goals and was one of Romania’s key attacking players.
Also part of the Romania squad during the qualification cycles and major tournaments in the 1990s when Romania enjoyed strong international visibility.
Style of play
Attacking winger with good dribbling, crossing and a knack for scoring from distance.
Creative playmaker who could operate centrally or from the left flank.
Known for technical skill, set-piece ability and intelligent movement off the ball.
After football
Worked as a coach, pundit and football commentator in Romania following retirement.
Maintains a high profile in Romanian football circles and media.
Honours (selected)
Multiple Romanian League (Divizia A / Liga I) titles with Steaua București
Romanian Cup victories with Steaua București
Legacy
Considered one of Romania’s notable attacking talents of the 1990s, remembered especially for his contributions at Euro 1996 and his role in Steaua București’s domestic success.