Fotbal Club FCSB, formerly known as Steaua Bucharest, is a Romanian football giant based in Bucharest, competing in the Superliga. The club plays its iconic home matches at the Stadionul Steaua on the grounds of the National Military Circle, wearing famous red and blue stripes. Founded in 1947 as the army sports club, Steaua built a legendary history, most notably winning the European Cup and European Super Cup in 1986 under the leadership of manager Emerich Jenei and stars like Helmuth Duckadam. That remains the pinnacle of Romanian club football. After a complex legal split from the Ministry of Defence, the club rebranded as FCSB. In the modern era, while domestic dominance has been challenged by CFR Cluj and others, FCSB remains a title contender every season, boasting talented attackers and a huge budget by Romanian standards. The team culture is defined by one of the most passionate and numerous fan bases in Eastern Europe, creating an electrifying and often intimidating atmosphere, forever living in the shadow and light of its glorious past.