Aurel Șunda

Aurel Șunda
Personal information
Date of birth	(1957-10-14) 14 October 1957
Place of birth	Timişoara, Romania
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1975–1976	Politehnica Timişoara	-	(-)
1976–1979	CFR Timişoara	-	(-)
1979–1989	Politehnica Timişoara	-	(-)
1989–1991	Progresul Timişoara	-	(-)
1991–1992	UM Timişoara	-	(-)
Teams managed
1991–1994	UM Timişoara
1994–1996	Politehnica Timişoara (assistant manager)
1996–1997	Politehnica Timişoara
1998–1999	CSM Reşiţa
1999–2001	UM Timişoara
2001–2003	Apulum Alba Iulia
2003	Minaur Zlatna
2003	Apulum Alba Iulia
2003–2005	CFR Cluj
2005–2006	Oţelul Galaţi
2006	Jiul Petroşani
2006–2007	FC Braşov
2007	FC Săcele
2007	Ceahlăul Piatra-Neamţ
2007–2009	Unirea Alba Iulia
2009–2011	Săgeata Stejaru
2011–2012	FC Hunedoara
2012–2013	Săgeata Năvodari
2013–2014	ACS Poli Timișoara
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Aurel Șunda (born 14 October 1957 in Timişoara) is a retired Romanian football player and current manager.

Between April 2012 and January 2013, he managed the Liga II side Săgeata Năvodari.^[1] In October 2013, he was named head coach at ACS Poli Timișoara. He was sacked five months later, in March 2014.

Achievements

As a player

Romanian Cup : 1979–80 (winner), 1982–83 (runner-up)

Liga II (twice) : 1983–84, 1986–87

As a manager

Liga II (four times) : 2000–01 (with UM Timişoara), 2002–03 (with Apulum Alba Iulia), 2003–04 (with CFR Cluj), 2008–09 (with Unirea Alba Iulia)

References

↑ Sunda a revenit la Navodari

External links

Aurel Şunda's career at Politehnica Timişoara

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 (1980–83) Dembrovschi (1983–85) Dumitru (1985) Cosmoc (1985–86) Ionescu (1986–88) Rădulescu (1989–91) Ionescu (1991–92) Chimiuc (1992–93) Ştefănescu (1993–94) Dembrovschi (1994–97) Chimiuc (1997) Şunda (1997) Ionescu (1997–02) Panduru (2002) Gherman (2002–03) Mulțescu (2003) Vişan (2003) Panduru (2003–04) Dumitriu (2004) Mulțescu (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)

(c) caretaker

CFR Cluj – managers

Unknown (1907–1957)
Rădulescu (1957–60)
Kovács (1960–62)
Rădulescu (1962–76)
Rădulescu (1979–82)
Rădulescu (1992–95)
Bretan (2001–02)
Ciorceri (2002–03)
Coca (2004–04)
Şunda (2004–05)
Munteanu (2005–06)
Bergodi (2006–07)
Andone (2007–08)
Trombetta (2008)
Uhrin, Jr. (2009)
Conceição (2009)
Mandorlini (2009–10)
Cârțu (2010)
Minteuan (2010–11)
Costa (2011–12)
Andone (2012)
Paulo Sérgio (2012–13)
Trică (2013)
Rednic (2013)
Grigoraș (2013–14)
Miriuță (2014)
Dican (2014)
Trică (2015)
Dican (2015)
Conceição (2015–)

FC Oțelul Galați – managers

Constantin (1977–78)
Ivănescu (1982–1983)
Rădulescu (?–1988)
Dinu (1988)
Sdrobiș (1988)
Burcea (1988)
Dridea (1988–?)
(?)
Moldovan (?–1992)
Țicleanu (1992–94)
Sdrobiș (1994)
Simionaș (1994–99)
Ploieşteanu (1999ⁱ)
Dumitriu (1999–2000)
Țicleanu (2000)
Gigi (2000ⁱ)
Dumitrescu (2000–01)
Roșca (2001–02)
Lăcătuș (2002)
Orac (2002–03)
Cârțu (2003–04)
Stoichiță (2005)
Șunda (2005)
Gigi (2005ⁱ)
Grigoraș (2005–09)
Munteanu (2009–12)
Tănase (2012–13)
Balaur (2013ⁱ)
Grigoraș (2013)
Dinu (2013ⁱ)
Badea (2013)
Schumacher (2013ⁱ)
Lienen (2013–14)
Weiß (2014)
Florea (2014ⁱ)
Selymes (2014–15)
Marin (2015)
Florea (2015–)

FC Brașov – managers

Ploeșteanu (1948–68)
Proca (1968–69)
Stănescu (1969–71)
Proca (1971–75)
Meszaros (1975)
Proca (1975–76)
Ivănescu (1976–77)
Teașcă (1977–79)
Proca (1979–81)
Pescaru (1981–82)
Coidum (1982–85)
Goran (1985–86)
Ștefănescu (1986–89)
Anesccu (1989–90)
Nagy (1990–91)
Gyorffy (1991)
Enache (1992–93)
Staicu (1993)
Pescaru (1993–94)
Purdea (1994)
Nagy (1994)
G.Stan (1995)
Gyorffy (1996)
Hizo (1996–97)
Mihail (1997)
Orac (1997)
Barbu (1998)
Țălnar (1998–99)
Andone (1999–2000)
Hârlab (2000)
Halagian (2000)
Hârlab (2000)
G.Stan (2000–01)
Dumitrescu (2001)
Hârlab (2001)
G.Stan (2001–02)
Bajko (2002)
Lăcătuș (2002–03)
Lucescu (2003–04)
Lupescu (2004)
G.Stan (2004–05)
Bajko (2005)
Mulțescu (2005)
Manea (2005)
Mulțescu (2005)
Țălnar (2006)
Șunda (2006)
G.Stan (2006)
Stoica (2007)
Lucescu (2007–09)
Moldovan (2009–10)
Isăilă (2010)
Conceição (2010–11)
Isăilă (2011)
Murcia (2011)
Isăilă (2011)
Șumudică (2011–12)
Badea (2012)
Szabo (2012)
Cârțu (2012)
Szabo (2012–13)
Țicleanu (2013)
Pelici (2013)
I.Stan (2013–14)
Țălnar (2014)
Szabo (2014)
Lokica (2015)
Szabo (2015)
Bodea (2015)
Szabo (2015)
Stere (2016–)

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