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'''Anghel Iordănescu''' (born [[May 4]] [[1950]] in Iaşi) is an ex-[[football (soccer)|football]] player, currently a football manager.

He played for Steaua Bucureşti since he was 12, playing for the first time in the Divizia A in [[1968]]. He played for the Romanian national team 64 times and scored 26 goals. He was named Romania's third best player in [[1976]] and second best in [[1980]]. For two seasons - [[1983]] and [[1984]] - he played for [[OFI FC|OFI]] [[Heraklio]] in [[Crete]], [[Greece]] where, in 54 [[Alpha Ethniki]] league matches he scored 7 goals.

He became assistant manager for Emerich Jenei at Steaua in [[1985]], contributing to the winning of the European Champions' Cup in [[1986]] and the winning of the [[1987]] European SuperCup. Between [[1987]] and [[1989]], he was the manager of Steaua winning three Romanian Cup and three Romanian Championships and also played the final of European Champions' Cup, losing 0-4 against AC Milan. Between [[1990]] and [[1992]] he was the manager of the [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC|Anorthosis Famagusta]] team in [[Cyprus]], which participated in the UEFA Cup. In [[1992]]-[[1993]] he came back to Steaua and won the Championship again after four years.

On [[September 8]], [[1993]] he became the manager of the Romanian National team. He led the Romanian team to two World Cup finals [[1994]] and [[1998]] and one of the European Championship (Euro 1996). He left the Romanian National team and, on [[April 8]], [[1998]] became the coach of the [[National Football Team]] of Greece without much success. He resigned after a home loss to Norway on [[March 27]], [[1999]].
In 2002, he returned as manager of the Romanian national team.

In [[2005]] he won the African Football Confederation CL with Al-Ittihad.

==Record==
===Player record===
* Romanian Championships won: 2
** [[1975]]/[[1976|'76]], [[1977]]/[[1978|'78]].
* Romanian Cups won: 4
** [[1969]]/[[1970|'70]], [[1970]]/[[1971|'71]], [[1975]]/[[1976|'76]], [[1978]]/[[1979|'79]].
* Played games for the national team: 64
* Goals for the national team: 26
* Championships played for Steaua: 14
** [[1968]]/[[1969|'69]], [[1969]]/[[1970|'70]], [[1970]]/[[1971|'71]], [[1971]]/[[1972|'72]], [[1972]]/[[1973|'73]], [[1973]]/[[1974|'74]], [[1974]]/[[1975|'75]], [[1975]]/[[1976|'76]], [[1976]]/[[1977|'77]], [[1977]]/[[1978|'78]], [[1978]]/[[1979|'79]], [[1979]]/[[1980|'80]], [[1980]]/[[1981|'81]], [[1981]]/[[1982|'82]]
* Goals for Steaua: 146
* Played games for Steaua: 317

===Manager record===

AFC Champions League : 2 with Al-Ittihad and Al-Ain

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[[Category:1950 births|Iordanescu, Anghel]]
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