Daniel Prodan

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Daniel Claudiu Prodan (born 23 March 1972) is a retired Romanian soccer defender.

He was born in Satu Mare and debuted in Divizia A with Steaua Bucureşti in 1992. Prodan won five consecutive league titles with Steaua before moving to play in Spain. From 1998 to 2000 Prodan played in Scotland with Rangers but made no first team appearances due to a serious knee injury.

Prodan got 54 caps for the national team between 1992 and 1999, and was in the squad for the 1994 World Cup and Euro 1996. He scored one international goal, against Slovakia in 1994.

[edit] Career statistics

Season Club Country Matches Goals
1991/92 Olimpia Satu-Mare Flag of Romania Romania N/A N/A
1992/93 Olimpia Satu-Mare Flag of Romania Romania N/A N/A
Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 20 1
1993/94 Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 27 2
1994/95 Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 31 2
1995/96 Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 31 5
1996/97 Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 12 0
Atlético Madrid Flag of Spain Spain 17 4
1997/98 Atlético Madrid Flag of Spain Spain 17 0
1998/99 Rangers F.C. Flag of Scotland Scotland 0 0
1999/00 Rangers F.C. Flag of Scotland Scotland 0 0
Steaua Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 1 0
2000/01 AS Rocar Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 15 3
2001/02 FC Naţional Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 5 0
Messina Flag of Italy Italy N/A 1
2002/03 FC Naţional Bucureşti Flag of Romania Romania 7 0

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Romania squad - 1994 FIFA World Cup
1 Prunea • 2 Petrescu • 3 Prodan • 4 Belodedici • 5 Lupescu • 6 Popescu • 7 Munteanu • 8 Chiriţă • 9 Răducioiu • 10 Hagi • 11 Dumitrescu • 12 Stelea • 13 Selymes • 14 Mihali • 15 Panduru • 16 Vlădoiu • 17 Moldovan • 18 Gâlcă • 19 Papură • 20 Stîngă • 21 Ivan • 22 Preda • Coach: Iordănescu
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Romania squad - Euro 1996
1 Stelea • 2 Petrescu • 3 Prodan • 4 Belodedici • 5 Lupescu • 6 Popescu • 7 Lăcătuş • 8 Sabău • 9 Răducioiu • 10 Hagi • 11 Munteanu • 12 Prunea • 13 Selymes • 14 Gâlcă • 15 Doboş • 16 Mihali • 17 Filipescu • 18 Stîngă • 19 Ilie • 20 Moldovan • 21 Vlădoiu • 22 Tene • Coach: Iordănescu
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