Florin Prunea

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Florin Prunea (born 8 August 1968) is a Romanian former football goalkeeper. He was born in Bucharest and started his career in Victoria Bucureşti. His breakthrough came with U Cluj in the 1988/89 season. In 1991 he won with Universitatea Craiova both the title and the Romanian Cup. Later was the first-choice goalkeeper for Dinamo Bucureşti for six seasons.

Prunea got 60 caps for the national team, and represented his country at the 1994 World Cup, Euro 1996, 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000

[edit] Career statistics

Season	Club	Country	Matches	Goals
1985/86	Victoria Bucureşti	Romania	1	0
1986/87	Victoria Bucureşti	Romania	1	0
1987/88	Victoria Bucureşti	Romania	2	0
1988/89	U Cluj	Romania	31	0
1989/90	U Cluj	Romania	25	0
1990/91	FC Universitatea Craiova	Romania	32	0
1991/92	FC Universitatea Craiova	Romania	16	0
1992/93	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	22	0
1993/94	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	28	0
1994/95	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	27	0
1995/96	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	29	0
1996/97	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	33	0
1997/98	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	22	0
	U Cluj	Romania	7	0
1998/99	Erzurumspor	Turkey	11	0
1999/00	Astra Ploieşti	Romania	1	0
	FC Universitatea Craiova	Romania	24	0
2000/01	Litex Lovech	Bulgaria	8	0
	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	16	0
2001/02	Dinamo Bucureşti	Romania	6	0
2002/03	FCM Bacău	Romania	27	0
2003/04	FC Braşov	Romania	14	0
	FCM Bacău	Romania	15	0
2004/05	Skoda Xanthi	Greece	2	0
2005/06	FC Naţional Bucureşti	Romania	0	0

[edit] External links

• Career history at National Football Teams

v • d • e Romania squad - 1994 FIFA World Cup 1 Prunea • 2 Petrescu • 3 Prodan • 4 Belodedici • 5 Lupescu • 6 Popescu • 7 Munteanu • 8 Chiriţă • 9 Răducioiu • 10 Hagi • 11 Dumitrescu • 12 Stelea • 13 Selymes • 14 Mihali • 15 Panduru • 16 Vlădoiu • 17 Moldovan • 18 Gâlcă • 19 Papură • 20 Stîngă • 21 Ivan • 22 Preda • Coach: Iordănescu

v • d • e Romania squad - UEFA Euro 1996 1 Stelea • 2 Petrescu • 3 Prodan • 4 Belodedici • 5 Lupescu • 6 Popescu • 7 Lăcătuş • 8 Sabău • 9 Răducioiu • 10 Hagi • 11 Munteanu • 12 Prunea • 13 Selymes • 14 Gâlcă • 15 Doboş • 16 Mihali • 17 Filipescu • 18 Stîngă • 19 Ilie • 20 Moldovan • 21 Vlădoiu • 22 Tene • Coach: Iordănescu

v • d • e Romania squad - 1998 FIFA World Cup 1 Stângaciu • 2 Petrescu • 3 Dulca • 4 Doboş • 5 Gâlcă • 6 Gheorghe Popescu • 7 Lăcătuş • 8 Munteanu • 9 Moldovan • 10 Hagi • 11 Ilie • 12 Stelea • 13 Ciobotariu • 14 Niculescu • 15 Marinescu • 16 Gabriel Popescu • 17 Dumitrescu • 18 Filipescu • 19 Stîngă • 20 Selymes • 21 Craioveanu • 22 Prunea • Coach: Iordănescu

v • d • e Romania squad - UEFA Euro 2000 1 Lobonţ • 2 Petrescu • 3 Ciobotariu • 4 Filipescu • 5 Gâlcă • 6 Popescu • 7 Mutu • 8 Munteanu • 9 Moldovan • 10 Hagi • 11 Ilie • 12 Stelea • 13 Chivu • 14 Petre • 15 Lupescu • 16 Roşu • 17 Belodedici • 18 Ganea • 19 Lincar • 20 Hîldan • 21 Prunea • 22 Contra • Coach: Jenei

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