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FC Zimbru Chișinău

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Association football club in Moldova
Football club
Zimbru Chișinău
Full nameFotbal Club Zimbru Chișinău
NicknamesGalben-verzii (The Yellow-Greens),Zimbrii
Founded
  • 16 May 1947; 78 years ago (1947-05-16)
    asDinamo Chișinău
GroundZimbru Stadium
Capacity10,104
OwnerNicolae Ciornîi [ro]
PresidentAndriy Semenchuk
Head coachOleg Kubarev
LeagueLiga
2024–25Super Liga, 3rd of 8
Websitezimbru.md
Current season

Fotbal Club Zimbru Chișinău, commonly known asZimbru Chișinău or simplyZimbru, is a Moldovan professionalfootball club based inChișinău, which competes in theLiga, the highest tier ofMoldovan football.

Founded in theMoldavian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1947, Zimbru entered theSoviet Top League in 1956 and totaled eleven participations before their last relegation in 1983. The club remained the leader of Moldovan football during most of the Soviet period and was the only one that reached and played at the Soviet top tier. After theindependence of Moldova in 1991, the team established itself as an early force in the country, winning all the first five national titles and eight of the first nine, but have not won since.

Zimbru play their home matches at the 10,104-seaterZimbru Stadium.

History

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See also:List of FC Zimbru Chișinău seasons

Zimbru Chișinău was formed in 1947 in theMoldovan Soviet Republic (present dayRepublic of Moldova). 'Zimbru' is a Romanian word for a form of European bison, but the club also previously functioned under names such as Dinamo, Burevestnik, Moldova, Avântul, and Nistru. The Soviet Era was spent mostly in Class B of the regional league until eventual promotion to Class A. The club then flitted between Class A and Class B as well as spending time in the Soviet Top League and First League. In total, Zimbru spent 11 seasons in the Top League between 1956 and 1983. Zimbru had their biggest success in1956 when they finished in 6th place out of 12 in theSoviet Top League and in1963 when they reached the quarter-finals of theSoviet Cup.[1]
Zimbru's fortunes changed after the fall of the USSR and the establishment of the Republic of Moldova. The club won all five of the initial seasons of theMoldovan National League (1992–96), and apart from finishing as runners-up to Chișinău rivalsConstructorul Chișinău in1996–97, won eight of the first nine championships. Zimbru have also won theMoldovan Cup six times, including a double in 1997–98 and theMoldovan Super Cup once.

Crest and colours

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Since its foundation, Zimbru's colours always was yellow and green. Throughout history, Zimbru Chișinău had many logos. Traditional colours were always present on club crests.

Stadium

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Main article:Zimbru Stadium
Zimbru Stadium
Stadionul Zimbru
The stadium hosting aEuropa Conference League qualifying match in 2023
UEFAStarStarStarStar
Address45 Dacia Boulevard
Chișinău
Moldova
OwnerZimbru Chișinău
OperatorMoldovan Football Federation
Capacity10,104[2]
Field size111 m × 77 m (121.4 yd × 84.2 yd)
SurfaceNatural Grass
Scoreboard1,600 lux
Construction
Broke groundMarch 2004; 21 years ago (2004-03)
Opened20 May 2006; 19 years ago (2006-05-20)
Construction cost$11 million
ArchitectCeproserving SA
Structural engineerInconex-Com SRL
Tenants
Zimbru Chișinău (2006–present)
Moldova national team (2006–present)

FC Zimbru's home ground is Zimbru Stadium, afootball-specific stadium inBotanica sector ofChișinău. It was opened in 2006. The stadium has a natural grass playing surface, and its capacity is 10,104.[3]

Rivalries

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In the 1990s (the first decade of Moldova's independence), Zimbru's rival was the other team fromChișinău,Constructorul Chișinău. Then Contructorul was dissolved. Another rivalry was established in the mid-2000s whenDacia Chișinău, another team fromChișinău, became one of Moldova's top teams. The match between them is known as "The Derby of the capital" (Romanian:Derbiul capitalei).[4] In 1997, a new team was founded inTiraspol,Sheriff Tiraspol. In a few years, Sheriff was promoted to the first league and became a force in Moldovan football. Considering the strength of team and the tensions betweenMoldovans andseparatist Transnistrians, the match between Zimbru and Sheriff became a derby, the most important match in country. Thus, it has been named "Derby of Moldova", being labelled even as "MoldovanEl Clasico" (Romanian:El Clasico de Moldova).[5][6]

Player of the year

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Zimbru players who received the awardMoldovan Footballer of the Year:

YearWinner
1992MoldovaAlexandru Spiridon
1993MoldovaAlexandru Curtianu
1994MoldovaSerghei Cleșcenco
1995MoldovaIon Testemițanu
1997MoldovaIon Testemițanu
1999MoldovaSergiu Epureanu
2002MoldovaBoris Cebotari

Squad

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As of 21 September 2025[7]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GK MDACiprian Tuhar
2DF PORDiogo Rodrigues
3DF MDAȘtefan Burghiu(captain)
4DF BRAItalo Dias
5MF BRAMatteo Amoroso
6MF BRAJonathas Abimael
7MF BRACaio Dantas
8MF BLRTsimafei Sharkouski
9FW ISRGuy Dahan
10MF MDAVladimir Fratea
12GK MDASebastian Agachi
15FW BLRDzianis Kazlouski
17FW MDANicky Cleșcenco
18FW MDANichita Covali
No.Pos.NationPlayer
19DF MDAStelian Trifan
20MF NGAPaul Emmanuel
23MF ANGBruno Paz
24MF ARGThiago Ceijas
25FW UKROleksiy Shchebetun
28GK MDANicolae Cebotari
29DF CIVAbou Dosso
30DF MDAAndrei Macrițchii
33DF MDAMihail Ștefan
35DF BLRNikolay Zolotov
44MF ESPIu Ranera
45FW NGAMichael Ebikabowei
77MF MDASerafim Cojocari
88GK SRBIvan Dokić

Honours

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Moldova

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Soviet Union

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League history

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Table

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SeasonTierPosPldWDLGFGAPtsCupSuper CupEuropeTop scorer (league)
19921st1st221552401535Quarter-finals——MoldovaAlexandru Spiridon
MoldovaIurie Miterev – 8
1992–931st302262661750Round of 16——MoldovaAlexandru Spiridon – 12
1993–941st302523862252Semi-finals—UCLPRMoldovaSerghei Cleșcenco – 14
1994–951st262141691067Runners-up—UCPRMoldovaSerghei Cleșcenco – 11
1995–961st3026311101181Quarter-finals—UC2RMoldovaVladislav Gavriliuc – 34
1996–972nd3022441122170Winners—UCPRMoldovaIurie Miterev – 34
1997–981st26223175869Winners—UCWCQRMoldovaSerghei Cleșcenco – 25
1998–991st26187143961Quarter-finals—UCL1QMoldovaVladislav Gavriliuc – 10
1999–001st362574782182Runners-up—UCL
UC		3Q
1R		MoldovaVictor Berco – 15
2000–012nd282062461566Semi-finals—UCL
UC		3Q
1R		MoldovaIurie Miterev – 8
2001–023rd2812106522046Semi-finals—UCQRMoldovaVictor Berco – 12
2002–032nd241554472050Winners—UC1RUzbekistanVladimir Shishelov – 13
2003–043rd281477402349WinnersRunners-upUC1RUzbekistanVladimir Shishelov – 15
2004–055th281279291543Quarter-finalsRunners-up—MoldovaSergiu Chirilov – 7
2005–062nd281585472053Semi-finals——MoldovaSergiu Chirilov – 11
2006–072nd362187632371Winners—UC2QRussiaAlexei Zhdanov – 14
2007–085th3013134432152Semi-finalsRunners-upUC1QRussiaAlexei Zhdanov – 12
2008–094th3013710423046Semi-finals——MoldovaOleg Andronic – 16
2009–104th331788472959Quarter-finals—UEL2QMoldova Andrei Secrieru – 7
2010–114th3922107562076Round of 16——MoldovaOleg Andronic – 9
2011–123rd3317106472461Quarter-finals——MoldovaOleg Molla – 14
2012–136th33121011533846Quarter-finals—UEL2QMoldovaOleg Molla – 7
2013–144th331878562461Winners——RussiaSergey Tsyganov – 13
2014–156th247611231927Quarter-finalsWinnersUELPOMoldovaAlexandru Dedov – 4
2015–163rd271548422649Quarter-finals——PortugalRui Miguel – 9
2016–175th3013710322946Semi-finals—UEL2QPortugalHugo Neto – 6
20178th18549172119Runners-up——BrazilJean Theodoro – 5
20185th289910283736Semi-finals——MoldovaIlie Damașcan
MoldovaIon Nicolaescu – 5
20197th283718164316Quarter-finals——MoldovaDan Pîslă – 5
2020–218th366723396325Round of 16——MoldovaArtur Pătraș – 10
2021–227th287615324627Quarter-finals——MoldovaEugen Sidorenco – 5
2022–233rd247107272631Quarter-finals——MoldovaAlexandru Dedov – 8
2023–243rd241338332342Runners-up—UECL2QCape VerdeJoão Paulino
NigeriaEmmanuel Alaribe – 7
2024–253rd241437542545Semi-finals—UECL2QNigeriaJustice Ohajunwa
MoldovaVlad Răileanu – 8

European record

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Main article:FC Zimbru Chișinău in European football
SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
1993–94UEFA Champions LeaguePRIsraelBeitar Jerusalem1–10–21–3
1994–95UEFA CupPRHungaryKispest Honvéd0–11–41–5
1995–96UEFA CupPRIsraelHapoel Tel Aviv2–00–02–0
1RLatviaRAF Jelgava1–02–13–1
2RCzech RepublicSparta Prague0–23–43–6
1996–97UEFA CupPRCroatiaHajduk Split0–41–21–6
1997–98UEFA Cup Winners' CupQRUkraineShakhtar Donetsk1–10–31–4
1998–99UEFA Champions League1QHungaryÚjpest1–01–32–3
1999–00UEFA Champions League1QRepublic of IrelandSt Patrick's Athletic5–05–010–0
2QGeorgia (country)Dinamo Tbilisi2–01–23–2
3QNetherlandsPSV Eindhoven0–00–20–2
UEFA Cup1REnglandTottenham Hotspur0–00–30–3
2000–01UEFA Champions League1QAlbaniaTirana3–23–26–4
2QSloveniaMaribor2–00–12–1
3QCzech RepublicSparta Prague0–10–10–2
UEFA Cup1RGermanyHertha Berlin1–20–21–4
2001–02UEFA CupQRTurkeyGaziantepspor0–01–41–4
2002–03UEFA CupQRSwedenGöteborg3–12–25–3
1RSpainReal Betis0–21–21–4
2003–04UEFA CupQRBulgariaLitex Lovech2–00–02–0
1RGreeceAris1–11–22–3
2006–07UEFA Cup1QAzerbaijanQarabağ1–12–1 (a.e.t)3–2
2QUkraineMetalurh Zaporizhya0–00–30–3
2007–08UEFA Cup1QSlovakiaArtmedia Petržalka2–21–13–3 (a)
2009–10UEFA Europa League1QKazakhstanOkzhetpes1–22–03–2
2QPortugalPaços de Ferreira0–00–10–1
2012–13UEFA Europa League1QWalesBangor City2–10–02–1
2QSwitzerlandYoung Boys1–0 (a.e.t)0–11–1 (1–4p)
2014–15UEFA Europa League1QNorth MacedoniaShkëndija2–01–23–2
2QBulgariaCSKA Sofia0–01–11–1 (a)
3QAustriaGrödig0–12–12–2 (a)
POGreecePAOK1–00–41–4
2016–17UEFA Europa League1QGeorgia (country)Chikhura Sachkhere0–13–23–3 (a)
2QTurkeyOsmanlıspor2–20–52–7
2023–24UEFA Europa Conference League1QSan MarinoLa Fiorita1–01–12–1
2QTurkeyFenerbahçe0–40–50–9
2024–25UEFA Conference League2QArmeniaArarat-Armenia0–31–31–6
2025–26UEFA Conference League2QKazakhstanAstana0–21–11–3

Club officials

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Technical staff

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As of 21 September 2025[8]
RoleName
Head coachBelarusOleg Kubarev
Assistant coachBelarusPavel Rybak
Assistant coachBelarus Aleksandr Mikhailov
Goalkeeping coachBelarus Eduard Tuchinskiy
Fitness coachMoldova Gheorghe Codița
PhysiotherapistMoldova Maxim Sidoruc
MasseurMoldova Petru Caraman
Club doctorMoldova Grigore Gojan
AdministratorMoldova Sergiu Buga

Club management

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As of 15 April 2025[9]
RoleName
OwnerMoldova Nicolae Ciornîi
PresidentUkraine Andriy Semenchuk
Vice-presidentTurkey Erman Calişir
General directorMoldova Sergiu Topor
Sporting directorMoldova Alexei Popa
Technical directorMoldova Oleg Istrati
Community officerMoldova Ion Jalbă
Press officerUkraine Galina Tretyak

Former players

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For a list of many former and current FC Zimbru players, seeCategory:FC Zimbru Chișinău players.

Former managers

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For a full list of FC Zimbru managers, seeList of FC Zimbru Chișinău managers.

References

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  1. ^"Team history".Archived from the original on 2019-08-21. Retrieved2019-01-31.zimbru.md
  2. ^"First division clubs in Europe 2011/12"(PDF).Archived(PDF) from the original on 2012-05-26. Retrieved2018-10-28.
  3. ^"Stadioane" (in Romanian). fmf.md.md.Archived from the original on 2024-01-16. Retrieved2024-01-16.
  4. ^"Derbiul capitalei".Archived from the original on 2018-02-24. Retrieved2018-02-24.publika.md
  5. ^"El clasico de Moldova".Archived from the original on 2018-02-25. Retrieved2018-02-24.publika.md
  6. ^"El clasico".Archived from the original on 2018-02-25. Retrieved2018-03-18.prime.md
  7. ^"Squad".zimbru.md. 21 June 2025. Retrieved21 June 2025.
  8. ^"Technical staff".zimbru.md. 15 April 2025. Retrieved15 April 2025.
  9. ^"Club management". 3 November 2024. Retrieved3 November 2024.

External links

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