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Moldovan footballer and manager

Nicolae Bunea
Personal information
Bunea in 2014
Full name	Nicolae Bunea
Date of birth	(1963-12-21) 21 December 1963 (age 61)
Place of birth	Bălți, Moldavian SSR, Soviet Union
Height	1.69 m (5 ft 6+1⁄2 in)
Team information
Current team	FC Zaria Bălți
Managerial career
Years	Team
2010–2012	FC Zaria Bălți
2013	Moldova U17
2013–2014	FC Zaria Bălți
‡ National team caps and goals, correct as of 6 February 2015

Nicolae Bunea (born 21 December 1963) is a Moldavian professional football manager and former footballer. Since June 2013 he is the head coach of Moldovan football club FC Zaria Bălți.

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Nicolae Bunea at soccerway (as manager)

v t e FC Nistru Otaci – managers
Cebotari (1994) Veber (1994–1996) Caras (2000) Spiridon (2002–04) Mațiura (2004–05) Carmanov (2006) Mațiura (2006) Bunea (2006) Hiy (2006–07) Kopystyanskyi (2007) Zazdravnykh (2007) Bunea (2007–08) Popescu (2008–2010) Bohatyr (2010) Popescu (2010–2012) Holokolosov (2013) Malyhin (2013) Lyutyi (2013) Mostovoi (2013–) (c) = caretaker manager

v t e FC Bălți – managers
Daniliants (1984–86) Ianeţ (1986) Danilov (1987) Gosperski (1988) Mațiura (1988) Pokora (1989) Dunets (1989–90) Bulhakov (1991) Firer (1992–93) Oleanschi (1994–95) Simonyants (2006–07) Dunets (2007) Popescu (2007–08) Pogorelov (2008–09) Dovbiy (2009) Caras (2009) Bunea (2009–12) Solomonov (2012) Mostovoi (2013) Rogaciov (2013) Ursachi (2013) Tcaci (2013) Bunea (2014) Rogac & Tcaci (2014–15) Dubrovin (2015) Zaytsev (2015) Dohadailo (2015–16) Rakhayev (2016) Goian (2016–17) Goian (2018–19) Tcaci (2019) Rakhayev (2020–21) Cebotari (2022–) (c) = caretaker manager

FC Bălți – managers

Daniliants (1984–86)
Ianeţ (1986)
Danilov (1987)
Gosperski (1988)
Mațiura (1988)
Pokora (1989)
Dunets (1989–90)
Bulhakov (1991)
Firer (1992–93)
Oleanschi (1994–95)
Simonyants (2006–07)
Dunets (2007)
Popescu (2007–08)
Pogorelov (2008–09)
Dovbiy (2009)
Caras (2009)
Bunea (2009–12)
Solomonov (2012)
Mostovoi (2013)
Rogaciov (2013)
Ursachi (2013)
Tcaci (2013)
Bunea (2014)
Rogac & Tcaci (2014–15)
Dubrovin (2015)
Zaytsev (2015)
Dohadailo (2015–16)
Rakhayev (2016)
Goian (2016–17)
Goian (2018–19)
Tcaci (2019)
Rakhayev (2020–21)
Cebotari (2022–)

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