CFR Cluj is the dominant force in modern Romanian football, a club from the city of Cluj-Napoca that competes in the SuperLiga. They play their home matches at the Dr. Constantin Rădulescu Stadium, a fortress where they have enjoyed immense success. Founded in 1907, the club was historically associated with the Romanian railway system (Căile Ferate Române, hence CFR). However, their true history is a modern one, transformed by significant investment in the 2000s. Their key era began in the late 2000s and has continued unabated, marked by an unprecedented period of domestic dominance. CFR Cluj has won numerous league titles and domestic cups, regularly representing Romania in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League group stages. This era has been defined by shrewd management, a strong squad ethos, and managers like Dan Petrescu. The modern squad is a blend of experienced Romanian internationals and quality foreign imports, consistently setting the standard in the league. The team culture is professional and success-oriented, backed by a large and passionate fan base known as "Șepcile Roșii" (The Red Caps). CFR Cluj is the benchmark for success and stability in Romanian football.