Romania W have fielded a national team since 1909, playing in World Cup qualifying and their confederation’s tournaments.
Overview
The Romania women's national football team represents Romania in international women's association football and is governed by the Romanian Football Federation, which was founded in 1909. The team competes under UEFA and has participated in qualification campaigns for major tournaments including the FIFA Women's World Cup and the UEFA Women's Championship, though the side has not won a major senior title at international level.
The squad has included several players who have gained experience across domestic and European club competitions. Among the current notable figures are S. Câmpean, M. Pop, R. Tankó, A. Părăluță, C. Ceasar, and G. Vasile, who have contributed to the team's efforts in UEFA qualifying rounds.
Women's football in Romania has grown steadily alongside broader development of the sport across Europe. The national team continues to develop through competitive qualifying fixtures and represents an important part of the federation's wider footballing program.
Current squad · 29
C. Bistrian
A. Antal
A. Herczeg
Ş. Vătafu
F. Istrate
M. Ciolacu
S. Bumbar
C. Botojel
I. Bortan
O. Iordachiusi
