CFR Cluj is the dominant force in modern Romanian football, based in the historic city of Cluj-Napoca and competing in the Romanian SuperLiga. The club's home is the Dr. Constantin Rădulescu Stadium. Founded in 1907 by the Romanian State Railways (CFR), the club's early history was modest, but its contemporary era is defined by unprecedented success. The club's golden age began in the late 2000s under the ownership of Árpád Pászkány, transforming from a mid-table side into a powerhouse. CFR Cluj has won numerous league titles and domestic cups, and has become a regular participant in the UEFA Champions League group stages, famously defeating Manchester United at home in 2012. The current squad continues this legacy, blending experienced Romanian internationals with talented imports, consistently battling for the championship. The club's supporters, known for their vibrant displays, have grown in number with the success. CFR Cluj is a symbol of ambition, investment, and sustained excellence in Romanian football.