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Liga I

Champions: Farul Constanta

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
FCSBArena Naționalăopened 2011Bucharest1,716,961 people55,634
Universitatea CraiovaIon Oblemenco Stadiumopened 2017Craiova234,140 people30,944
Universitatea ClujCluj Arenaopened 2011Cluj-Napoca286,598 people30,335
CFR 1907 ClujDr. Constantin Rădulescu Stadiumopened 1973Cluj-Napoca286,598 people23,500
Argeș PiteștiStadionul Nicolae Dobrinopened 1964Pitești141,275 people15,000
Petrolul PloieștiIlie Oană Stadiumopened 1937Ploiești180,539 people14,000
Rapid BucureștiRapid-Giulești Stadiumopened 2022Bucharest1,716,961 people14,000
UTA AradFrancisc von Neuman Stadiumopened 2020Arad145,078 people12,584
FC BotoșaniBotoșani Municipal Stadiumopened 2008Botoșani90,010 people12,000
CS MioveniOrășenesc Stadiumopened 2000Mioveni29,317 people10,000
Sepsi OSKSfântu Gheorghe Municipal Stadiumopened 1930Sfântu Gheorghe50,080 people4,774
Capacity not recorded yet
AFC Hermannstadt–
Chindia Targoviste–
Farul ConstantaOvidiu13,968 people–
FCU 1948 Craiova–
VoluntariAnghel Iordănescu Stadiumopened 2012Voluntari47,366 people–

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