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Which team did Dacian Varga play for from 2004 to 2009?
Dacian Varga Dacian Şerban Varga ( born 15 October 1984 , in Petroșani ) is a Romanian footballer who plays mainly as a midfielder . He is the son of Ioan Varga , a former player of Dinamo Bucharest . Career . Childhood . Varga began his football career at the age of 8 , when his father took him at an indoor-football club based in Deva , a neighbour city of Petroșani . He played for this club until 1996 , when he moved at Dinamo Bucharests youngsters . Dinamo Bucharest . At the age of 12 , Varga moved to Dinamos youngsters . He was trained by two former glories , Gheorghe Mihali and Iulian Mihăescu . He became national champion with his teammates before moving to another football club based in Bucharest , Sportul Studențesc . Sportul Studențesc youngsters . Varga arrived at Sportul Studențesc when he was 17 . Before playing for the senior team , he played until 2004 at Sportul Studențesc Youngsters , a well-known Youth Academy in Bucharest and in Romania . When he arrived at Sportul , he had a controversy with his coach , Cornel Jurcă , in his first match for Sportuls second team , and he was relegated to the Youth Team . The Youth Team coach , Cristian Sava , helped Varga very much , and in 2004 , Varga was ready for playing in the Romanian top division , then called Divizia A . Sportul Studențesc . His first season at Sportul Studențesc found his team playing in Liga II . After a good season , the team promoted again in Liga I . His first match in Liga I was against Dinamo Bucharest , his former club . After playing only eight matches in the first Liga I season , he became again a first-team player for Sportul in the 2005–2006 season . He scored his first Liga I goal in a match against Jiul Petroșani , a team based in his hometown of Petroșani . The second Liga I goal came in a match against Politehnica Timișoara , in 2006 . He scored another goal in a thrilling 5–4 victory for Sportul Studențesc against Dinamo Bucharest , beating Dinamo goalkeeper Cristian Munteanu in the last minute . After Sportul Studențesc relegated in the second division , Varga became the star-player of the team , after a lot of first-team players , like Ionuţ Mazilu , Stelian Stancu , Costin Lazăr or Eduard Stăncioiu left the team . In 2013 , after a litigation with Sportul , when unsuccessfully trying to left the team , Varga was declared free agent by Romanian Football Federation , after 9 years spent here . Unirea Urziceni . In January 2009 , Varga was loaned to FC Unirea Urziceni , thus ending a two-year absence from Liga I . He scored four goals , including a winning strike against title contenders Dinamo , as the team surprisingly finished on top of the table . During the summer of 2009 , Varga was in talks with a number of teams , but ultimately returned to the Ialomița-based team for a one-year loan . Varga made his debut in European competitions in a UEFA Champions League clash against Sevilla FC on 16 September and scored in a 1–1 draw with VfB Stuttgart two weeks later . It was the first goal ever scored in a European competition by Unirea Urziceni . CS Universitatea Craiova . On 18 December 2013 , Varga joined Liga II side CS Universitatea Craiova on a free transfer . He was released in March 2015 ASA Târgu Mureș . In June 2015 , Varga signed a contract with ASA Târgu Mureș where he reunited with coach Dan Petrescu . He played in the first squad in Romanian Supercup , on 8 July , against Steaua București , but after the game Petrescu left the club and five days later Varga ended his contract with ASA on mutual agreement . International career . Dacian Varga is a former member of Romania national under-21 football team . He made his debut for Romania U-21 team in a match against Turkey U-21 football team , in February 2006 . Romania lost the match , and Varga played 60 minutes . The second , and also the last match played by Varga for Romania U-21 football team , was against Switzerland U-21 football team , a 3–3 draw . In February 2009 , Dacian made his debut for Romania national football team in a friendly match against Croatia . He came off the bench in the second half as a substitute . He is only the second player in Romanias history to be capped while playing for a second league club . External links . - Dacian Varga profile at SportulStudentesc.com