FC Argeș Pitești is a historic Romanian football club based in Pitești, currently competing in the Romanian SuperLiga, the top division of Romanian football. The team plays its home matches at the Stadionul Nicolae Dobrin, named after their greatest ever player. Founded in 1953, the club is renowned for its distinctive yellow and black kits. Argeș boasts a glorious history, with its peak era coming in the 1970s when, inspired by the genius of Nicolae Dobrin, they won the Romanian championship twice (1972, 1979) and the cup on multiple occasions, playing an electrifying brand of football that captivated the nation. That team is remembered as one of the most talented in Romanian football history. In the modern era, the club has experienced significant financial and sporting turbulence, oscillating between divisions before achieving a hard-fought promotion back to the SuperLiga. They now aim to re-establish themselves as a stable top-flight entity. The fan base, known as *"Vulturii"* (The Eagles), is famously passionate and has stood by the club through its many trials. FC Argeș is a club of great tradition, striving to recapture past glories.