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Claudia Bistrian
Personal information
Full name Claudia Andreea Bistrian
Date of birth (1996-08-31) 31 August 1996 (age 27)
Place of birth Romania
Position(s) Centre Back
Team information
Current team
 Fortuna Becicherecu Mic
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
2008–2009 Ripensia Timișoara
2011–2018 CFR Timișoara
2018–2021 Fortuna Becicherecu Mic
2021 FC Hayasa
2021–2022 Apulia Trani
2022– FF La Solana
International career
2012 Romania U17
2014 Romania U18
2013–2015 Romania U19
2017– Romania
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Claudia Andreea Bistrian (born 31 August 1996) is a versatile Romanian football player that can play as defender, midfielder or striker. She currently plays in the Romanian First League for Fortuna Becicherecu Mic,[1]. She is a member of the Romanian national team having made her debut in an official match in November 2017 against Moldova[2], and previously being a junior international for Romania under-17 and Romania under-19 national teams.

Club Career edit

Ripensia 2000 Timișoara edit

At a young age, she was part of the team that won the 2008-09 Romanian Cup, being the one that triumphantly raised the trophy in the iconic group photo.[3]

CFR Timișoara edit

Fortuna Becicherecu Mic edit

FC Hayasa edit

CLaudia made her debut in the Women's Champions League for FC Hayasa in 2021-22 season qualifiers. She wore the #10 shirt and was on the pitch for the entirety of the two games - against RSC Anderlecht and Breznica.

Apulia Trani edit

International Career edit

Under-17 National Team edit

Campaign for the U-17 Women's EURO 2013 edit

Claudia Bistrian was first called to the Romania women's national under-17 football team in 2012, for the 2013 UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship qualification Group 7 that was played in October and November 2012 in Thessaloniki, Greece. She played all three matches integrally (against Russia, Germany and Greece) and scored against the Russian team Romania's only goal in the tournament.

Under-19 National Team edit

Campaign for the U-19 Women's EURO 2014 edit

Bistrian was called up in March 2013 for the 9th edition of the Kuban Spring friendly tournament, where she played a few matches and the Romania women's national under-19 football team finished third and won the bronze medals.

She was then part of Romania women's national under-19 football team in 2013, for the 2014 UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship qualification Group 2 of the Qualifying Round that was played in July and August 2013 in Tallinn, Estonia. She played all three matches - the first against Georgia as a substitute for Iulia Obreja, the second against Macedonia, being subbed by Alexandra Nica and the last integrally against Scotland. She scored a goal in the win against Georgia.

She was again called up in March 2014 for the 10th edition of the Kuban Spring friendly tournament, where the team took 5th place.[4]

Bistrian was subsequently in the under-19 squad for the matches of Group 3 of the Elite Round that were played in April 2014 in Ozoir-la-Ferrière, France, playing as a substitute in all matches- against France, replacing Rahela Gangal, against Sweden, replacing Beatrice Tărășilă and against Poland replacing Iulia Obreja.

Campaign for the U-19 Women's EURO 2015 edit

Being of age for the next under-19 campaign, Bistrian was selected for the Development Tournament in Moldova (styled as an under-18 tournament). [5][6] The team lost the first game against Ukraine on penalties. [7]

Qualification group for EURO in Sarajevo.

Bistrian was in the Romania U-19 squad that participated in March 2015 in the 10th edition of the Kuban Spring friendly tournament. There, she was in the starting squad of all six matches played by Romania (against Krasnodar region, Poland, Moldova, Russia U-17, Slovakia and Israel). She scored a penalty kick in the semifinal against Israel, but the team did not manage to reach the final, eventually finishing on the 4th place. [8]

Elite round in France

Senior National Team edit

Campaign for the 2019 Women's World Cup edit

Gold City Cup, Scotland Friendly and Balaton Cup in 2017. 3 Call-ups for WC Qualifying matches. Training in Antalya, Turkish Women Cup and Balaton Cup in 2018, but no further call-ups for the WC Qualifiers.

Campaign for the Women's EURO 2021 edit

Four Nations Tournament in Meizhou. Call-up for EURO Qualifiers as a substitute.


Campaign for the 2023 Women's World Cup edit

In June 2021 she played in the away friendly game against Slovakia, in the second half, replacing Cosmina Dușa at halftime - this being her first game under the new Romania coach Cristian Dulca. In September 2021 she was called up for the first two rounds of the qualifiers, against Croatia and Lithuania.

Career Statistics edit

International goals edit

Scores and results list the player team's goal tally first.

No. Date Venue Team Opponent Score Result Competition Ref.
1 29 October 2012 Thessaloniki, Greece   Romania U-17   Russia U-17 1–1 1–6 2013 UEFA U-17 Championship [9]
2 21 September 2013 Strumica, North Macedonia   Romania U-19   Russia U-19 4–2 5–2 2014 UEFA U-19 Championship [10]
3 9 July 2014 Vadul lui Vodă, Moldova   Romania U-18   Moldova U-18 1–0 4–0 Friendly [11]
4 15 September 2014 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina   Romania U-19   Bosnia and Herzegovina U-19 1–1 1–1 2015 UEFA U-19 Championship [12]
5 18 September 2014 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina   Romania U-19   Czech Republic U-19 1–0 1–0 2015 UEFA U-19 Championship [13]

International Games edit

Call-ups and friendly matches for all national team levels are included.   Win   Draw   Loss

Competition Date and Place Phase Team Opponent Result No. Status
2013 UEFA U-17 Championship
2013 UEFA U-17 Championship
First qualifying round
Group 7   Greece
Oct 29, 2012   Thessaloniki Matchday 1   Romania U-17   Russia U-17 1-6 starting team, scored   35' (1-1)
Oct 31, 2012   Thessaloniki Matchday 2   Romania U-17   Germany U-17 0-5 starting team
Nov 3, 2012   Thessaloniki Matchday 3   Romania U-17   Greece U-17 0-1 starting team
2013 Kuban Spring Friendly Tournament
2013 Kuban Spring Tournament
Group X
  Russia
Mar 7, 2013   Sochi Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Azerbaijan U-19 1-0 17 sub for Lunca   17', subbed by Pop   72'
Mar 8, 2013   Sochi Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Ukraine U-19 0-2 17 ?
Mar 10, 2013   Sochi Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Estonia U-19 5-2 17 sub for Lunca   54'
2013 Kuban Spring Tournament
Knockout Round
  Russia
Mar 12, 2013   Sochi Quarterfinals   Romania U-19   Slovakia U-19 2-0 17 on bench
Mar 14, 2013   Sochi Semifinals   Romania U-19   Ukraine U-19 0-2? 17 ?
Mar 16, 2013   Sochi Placement 3-4   Romania U-19   Iran U-19 3-2 17 on bench
2014 UEFA U-19 Championship
2014 U-19 UEFA Championship
Qualifying round
Group 8   North Macedonia
Sep 21, 2013   Strumica Matchday 1   Romania U-19   Georgia U-19 5-2 10 sub for Obreja   52', scored   86' (4-2)
Sep 23, 2013   Strumica Matchday 2   Romania U-19   North Macedonia U-19 3-1 10 starting team, subbed by Nica   90'
Sep 26, 2013   Strumica Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Scotland U-19 0-8 10 starting team
2014 Kuban Spring Friendly Tournament
2014 Kuban Spring Tournament
Group B
  Russia
Mar 20, 2014   Sochi Matchday 1   Romania U-19   Russia U-19 0-2 17 starting team, ?
Mar 22, 2014   Sochi Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Israel U-19 0-1 17 ?
Mar 24, 2014   Sochi Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Azerbaijan U-19 3-0 17 sub for Obreja   47'
2014 Kuban Spring Tournament
Knockout Round
  Russia
Mar 20, 2014   Sochi Quarterfinals   Romania U-19   Ukraine U-19 2-3 17 ?
Mar 22, 2014   Sochi Placement 5-8   Romania U-19   Israel U-19 2-0 17 sub for Gangal   74'
Mar 24, 2014   Sochi Placement 5-6   Romania U-19   Estonia U-19 5-2 17 sub for Roca   41'
2014 UEFA U-19 Championship
2014 UEFA U-19 Championship
Elite round
Group 3   France
Apr 5, 2014   Trélissac Matchday 1   Romania U-19   France U-19 1-5 17 sub for Gangal   61'
Apr 7, 2014   Bergerac Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Sweden U-19 0-1 17 sub for Tărășilă   79'
Apr 10, 2014   Bergerac Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Poland U-19 3-1 17 sub for Obreja   73'
2014 Moldova-Romania Friendly double
Friendly double
  Moldova
Jul 9, 2014   Vadul lui Vodă Friendly 1   Romania U-19   Moldova U-19 4-0 18 starting team, scored   11' (1-0), subbed by Merlan   63'
Jul 11, 2014   Vadul lui Vodă Friendly 2   Romania U-19   Moldova U-19 2-2 18 starting team, subbed by Gheorghiu   64'
2014 Moldova Development Tournament
Friendly tournament
  Moldova
Jul 29, 2014   Chișinău Friendly 1   Romania U-18   Ukraine U-18 0-0 (4-5 p.) 18 starting team, scored   penalty kick
Jul 30, 2014   Vadul lui Vodă Friendly 2   Romania U-18   Moldova U-18 0-1 18 ?
Aug 1, 2014   Chișinău Friendly 3   Romania U-18   Turkey U-18 0-7 18 ?
2015 UEFA U-19 Championship
2015 UEFA U-19 Championship
Qualifying round Group 7
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sep 13, 2014   Sarajevo Matchday 1   Romania U-19   Malta U-19 0-0 18 starting team
Sep 15, 2014   Sarajevo Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Bosnia and Herzegovina U-19 1-1 18 starting team, scored   90+5' (1-1)
Sep 18, 2014   Sarajevo Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Czech Republic U-19 1-0 18 starting team, scored   34' (1-0)
2015 Kuban Spring Friendly Tournament
2015 Kuban Spring Tournament
Group A
  Russia
Mar 7, 2015   Sochi Matchday 1   Romania U-19   Krasnodar Krai U-19 1-1 14 starting team
Mar 9, 2015   Sochi Matchday 2   Romania U-19   Poland U-19 3-2 14 starting team
Mar 11, 2015   Sochi Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Moldova U-19 2-0 14 starting team
2015 Kuban Spring Tournament
Knockout Round
  Russia
Mar 13, 2015   Sochi Quarterfinals   Romania U-19   Russia U-17 3-2 14 starting team
Mar 15, 2015   Sochi Semifinal   Romania U-19   Slovakia U-19 1-1 (5-6 p.) 14 starting team, missed 4th penalty kick
Mar X, 2015   Sochi Placement 3-4   Romania U-19   Estonia U-19 0-2 14 starting team, subbed by Șuveț   76'
2015 UEFA U-19 Championship
2015 U-19 UEFA Championship
Elite round
Group 3   France
Apr 4, 2015   Ozoir-la-Ferrière Matchday 1   Romania U-19   Russia U-19 0-2 11 starting team
Apr 6, 2015   Ozoir-la-Ferrière Matchday 2   Romania U-19   France U-19 0-2 11 starting team
Apr 9, 2015   Ozoir-la-Ferrière Matchday 3   Romania U-19   Iceland U-19 0-3 11 starting team
2017 Gold City Cup
2017 Alanya Gold City Tournament   Turkey
Mar 1, 2017 Alanya Matchday 1   Romania   Turkey 3-1 9 sub for Oprea   77'
Mar 3, 2017 Alanya Matchday 2   Romania   Kosovo 3-0 9 starting team, subbed by Corduneanu   63'
Mar 5, 2017 Alanya Matchday 3   Romania   Poland 2-2 9 sub for Oprea   85'
Friendly
Friendly
Jun 9, 2017 Falkirk Friendly   Romania   Scotland 0-2 13 sub for Corduneanu   83'
2017 Balaton Cup
2017 Balaton Cup   Hungary
Jul 28, 2017   Balatonfüred Semifinal   Romania   Belarus 0-2 9 starting team, subbed by Gered   63'
Jul 30, 2017   Balatonfüred 3rd Place   Romania   Hungary 2-3 9 starting team
2019 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
2019 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Group 6
Sep 19, 2017   Cluj-Napoca Matchday 1   Romania   Italy 0-1 ? called-up
Oct 20, 2017   Den Dreef, Leuven Matchday 2   Romania   Belgium 2-3 13 on bench
Oct 24, 2017 Castel di Sangro Matchday 3   Romania   Italy 0-3 ? called-up
Nov 28, 2017   Mogoșoaia Matchday 4   Romania   Moldova 3-1 13 sub for Oprea   76'
2018 Antalya Training
2018 Antalya Training   Turkey
Feb 10, 2018 Side Friendly   Romania Brøndby IF 2-5 15 starting team, subbed by Corduneanu   46'
Feb 13, 2018 Friendly   Romania Ballerup-Skovlunde Fodbold 1-6 ? sub for Corduneanu   38'
2018 Turkish Women's Cup
2018 Alanya Gold City Cup   Turkey
Feb 28, 2018 Side Matchday 1   Romania   Ukraine 0-0 13 sub for Giurgiu   75'
Mar 2, 2018 Alanya Matchday 2   Romania   Northern Ireland 1-1 13 sub for Bănuță   64'
Mar 4, 2018 Alanya Additional   Romania   France B 0-3 13 sub for Vătafu   72'
Mar 6, 2018 Alanya Placement 7-8   Romania   Jordan 2-1 13 on bench
2018 Balaton Cup
2018 Balaton Cup   Hungary
Jul 27, 2018   Balatonfüred Semifinal   Romania   Hungary 4-1 ? sub for Voicu   83'
Jul 29, 2018   Balatonfüred Final   Romania   Serbia 0-3 2 starting team, subbed by Voicu   78'
2019 Four Nations Tournament   China
Friendly Tournament   China
Jan 17, 2019 Meizhou Semifinal   Romania   South Korea 0-3 15 sub for Oprea   86'
Jan 20, 2019 Meizhou Final   Romania   Nigeria 1-4 15 on bench
2021 UEFA EURO Qualifiers
2021 UEFA EURO Qualifiers Group H
Nov 8, 2019   Mogoșoaia Matchday 2   Romania   Lithuania 3-0 18 on bench
Nov 12, 2019   Schaffhausen Matchday 3   Romania   Switzerland 0-6 18 sub for Ciolacu   87'
2020 Turkish Women's Cup
2020 Turkish Women's Cup   Turkey
Mar 4, 2020 Alanya Matchday 1   Romania   Hong Kong 4-1 17 on bench
Mar 7, 2020 Alanya Matchday 2   Romania   Belarus 1-1 17 starting team, subbed by Stamate   77'
Mar 10, 2020 Alanya Matchday 3   Romania   Hungary 1-7 17 starting team, subbed by ?   46'
Friendly
Friendly
Jun 14, 2021   Senec Friendly   Romania   Slovakia 1-3 8 sub for Dușa   46'
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Group G
Sep 17, 2021   Mogoșoaia Matchday 1   Romania   Croatia 2-0 17 on bench
Sep 21, 2021   Mogoșoaia Matchday 2   Romania   Lithuania 3-0 17 on bench
Nov 26, 2021   Mogoșoaia Matchday 4   Romania   Moldova 3-0 17 on bench
Nov 30, 2021   Voluntari Matchday 5   Romania   Italy 0-5 17 on bench
2022 Spain Training Camp
Friendlies
Feb 20, 2022   Marbella Friendly   Romania   Austria 1-6 17 sub for Bâtea   57'
Feb 23, 2022   Marbella Friendly   Romania   Northern Ireland 0-0 17 starting team, subbed by Tătar   84'
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Group G
Apr 8, 2022   Bucharest Matchday 6   Romania   Switzerland 1-1 17 starting team, subbed by Geréd   41'
Apr 12, 2022   Velika Gorica Matchday 7   Romania   Croatia 1-0 17 called-up (injured)
Jun 24, 2022   Chișinău Matchday 8   Romania   Moldova 4-0 17 on bench
2022 Friendlies
Friendly
Jun 28, 2022   Buftea Friendly   Romania   Jordan 3-1 17 sub for Bâtea   46'
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Group G
Sep 2, 2022   Vilnius Matchday 9   Romania   Lithuania 7-1 17 on bench
Sep 6, 2022   Ferrara Matchday 10   Romania   Italy 0-2 17 starting team, subbed by Vlădulescu   46'
2022 Friendlies
Friendlies
Nov 11, 2022   Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski Friendly   Romania   Poland 0-6 17 starting team, subbed by Bâtea   56'
Nov 15, 2022   Bucharest Friendly   Romania   Czech Republic X-X 17 called up

External links edit

References edit

  1. ^ Fortuna Becicherecu Mic squad Archived 2019-07-22 at archive.today in Fortuna Becicherecu Mic's website
  2. ^ Profile Archived 2018-02-16 at the Wayback Machine in UEFA official website
  3. ^ Fotbal Feminin - Cupa Romaniei - Ripensia Timișoara - CSS Targoviste Archived 2019-10-26 at archive.today - Mediafaxfoto website
  4. ^ ”Leoparda” Claudia Bistrian a obținut locul 5 la turneul ”Kuban Spring”, cu naționala U19 a României Archived 2014-07-07 at the Wayback Machine - Sport9 article
  5. ^ Feminin U18 / România întâlnește mâine Ucraina la Turneul de Dezvoltare UEFA Archived 2019-12-31 at archive.today - frf.ro article
  6. ^ România U18 participă la Turneul de Dezvoltare UEFA din Moldova Archived 2024-05-19(Date mismatch)(Timestamp date length) at archive.today - radioresita.ro article
  7. ^ Fotbal feminin U18: România învinsă de Ucraina Archived 2024-05-19(Date mismatch)(Timestamp date length) at archive.today - cugetliber.ro article
  8. ^ La turneul Kuban Spring, antrenorul Bugar şi două jucătoare de la CFR Timişoara – locul 4 Archived 2019-07-22 at archive.today - Timplus article
  9. ^ "Portugal 1–2 Greece". The Guardian. 12 June 2004. Archived from the original on 4 March 2018. Retrieved 3 March 2018.
  10. ^ "Portugal 1–2 Greece". The Guardian. 12 June 2004. Archived from the original on 4 March 2018. Retrieved 3 March 2018.
  11. ^ "Portugal 1–2 Greece". The Guardian. 12 June 2004. Archived from the original on 4 March 2018. Retrieved 3 March 2018.
  12. ^ "Portugal 1–2 Greece". The Guardian. 12 June 2004. Archived from the original on 4 March 2018. Retrieved 3 March 2018.
  13. ^ "Portugal 1–2 Greece". The Guardian. 12 June 2004. Archived from the original on 4 March 2018. Retrieved 3 March 2018.


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