Raluca Sârghe
Romanian footballer
Monica Raluca Sârghe Simes is a former Romanian football player and current manager. She helped her teams win eight championships in Romania and five in Turkey also amassing 40 appearances in the UEFA Champions League as well as 52 caps for her country.
Playing career
Sârghe performed athletics before she switched over to football playing. "This advantage makes her one of the fastest wingers in Europe" as noted in a Turkish newspaper.
Club
Sârghe played in the Romanian 1st League for Clujana, She enjoyed six championships with them, and took part at the Champions League. She took part in three qualification and two knockout round matches of the 2011–12 UEFA Women's Champions League matches. Sârghe played in three qualifying matches and one knockout stage matches of the 2012–13 UEFA Women's Champions League, scoring one goal.
She moved to Greece in 2009-2010 season to join AS Volos.
After a year away, Sârghe returned to Romania when she was transferred to Olimpia Cluj. During her time there, she lifted two league championship trophies.
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