About Sepsi OSK

Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe is a Romanian professional football club based in Sfântu Gheorghe, Covasna County. Founded in 2011, the club experienced a remarkably fast rise through the Romanian football league system, earning promotion from the fifth division to Liga I within only six years. Sepsi became the first club from Covasna County to compete in Romania’s top football division, gaining attention for representing the Székely Hungarian community in the region.

The club is known for its red and white colors, chosen to honor the football traditions of the city, and plays its home matches at the modern Sepsi Arena. Under the ownership of businessman László Diószegi, Sepsi invested heavily in infrastructure and youth development, receiving support from sponsors and financial backing connected to the Hungarian community. The team quickly established itself as a competitive side in Romanian football, regularly challenging stronger and more historic clubs.

Sepsi OSK achieved its greatest success in the early 2020s by winning the Cupa României in consecutive seasons in 2022 and 2023, as well as lifting the Romanian Super Cup twice. These victories allowed the club to participate in European competitions and further increased its reputation both in Romania and abroad. Despite being a relatively young club, Sepsi has become one of the most recognizable modern football projects in Romanian football.