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Rapid

Rapid

RomaniaLiga I
2026/27ONGOING
Marius ŞumudicăSuperbet Arena-Giulești · București · 14,073
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Season 2026/27

#TeamPGDPts
1Dinamo Bucuresti15+2133
2Universitatea Craiova14+2432
3Rapid15+1031
4Petrolul Ploiesti15+227
5Universitatea Cluj15+626
6Farul Constanta15+224
7Corvinul Hunedoara15+122
8FCSB15-121
9CFR 1907 Cluj14-118
10Uta Arad15-418
11Arges Pitesti15-715
12Sepsi OSK Sfantu Gheorghe14-1015
13FC Botosani14-114
14Oţelul14-612
15FC Voluntari14-178
16Csikszereda15-196

About Rapid

Rapid is a football club based in București, Romania playing their home matches at Superbet Arena-Giulești. This page carries live scores, squad, season statistics, fixtures and the Liga I table.

A. Dobre leads Rapid's scoring in league play with 5 goals this season. Filip Stojilković has contributed 4 goals, while Constantin Grameni has added 3 goals.

Olimpiu Moruțan is the chief creator with 6 assists this season. Vladan Bubanja and Constantin Grameni have also chipped in with 2 each.

Rapid sit 3rd in the Liga I with 31 points from 15 matches (9W 4D 2L) and a goal difference of +10.

Recent results for Rapid:

Upcoming fixtures for Rapid:

Two of Rapid's next five are at home, against FC Botosani and Uta Arad; they travel to Sepsi OSK Sfantu Gheorghe, CFR 1907 Cluj and Dinamo Bucuresti.

Rapid's squad consists of 34 players. Goalkeepers: R. Ducan (Romania), Mihai Aioani (Romania), Alex Simonia, B. Ungureanu (Romania). Defenders: W. L. Ouedraogo, A. Kumer (Slovenia), S. Sinyan (Gambia), Denis Ciobotariu (Romania), M. Costache, Daniel Graovac (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Lars Kramer (Netherlands), C. Manea (Romania), Răzvan Onea (Romania), Alexandru Pașcanu (Romania), Robert Sălceanu (Romania), S. Senciuc, E. Annan (Ghana). Midfielders: C. Pirvu, Andrei Sucu, Cătălin Vulturar (Romania), Olimpiu Moruțan (Romania), Claudiu Petrila (Romania), Mohammed Kamara (Liberia), Eric Ange Tape, Vladan Bubanja (Montenegro), Constantin Grameni (Romania), M. Grosu, C. B. Doumbia. Forwards: Filip Stojilković (Switzerland), Rareș Pop (Romania), Talisson (Brazil), A. Dobre (Romania), Timotej Jambor (Slovakia), J. Kodor.

Marius Şumudică is the current head coach of Rapid.

Rapid play their home matches at Superbet Arena-Giulești in București, which has a capacity of 14,073.

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