Corvinul Hunedoara is a Romanian football club with a rich history, based in Hunedoara and currently playing in the Liga II, the second division. Founded in 1921, the club is named after the medieval ruler Matthias Corvinus. They play their home matches at the Stadionul Michael Klein. Corvinul's golden age was in the 1980s when they competed in the top-flight Divizia A and famously reached the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup in 1983-84, defeating prestigious teams like Kaiserslautern. Financial difficulties led to a decline, but the club was revived by local supporters. The modern Corvinul aims to recapture past glories, building a competitive squad to fight for promotion back to the Liga I. The club is a deep source of pride for Hunedoara, symbolizing the city's industrial heritage and fighting spirit.