Alin Dobrosavlevici

Alin Dobrosavlevici built his career in Romania's lower divisions, working his way through more than a dozen clubs before settling in the top flight. He came through the academy system at Dinamo București, making the step up to the reserve side and finding the net twice in 36 Liga II appearances before a string of moves took him around the country's second tier.

The clearest mark on his record came during a loan spell at Dunărea Călărași, where he was part of the squad that won the 2017/18 Liga II title, playing 46 matches and scoring three goals. That success helped open the door to steadier work higher up: spells at Hermannstadt and Viitorul Constanța followed, then a move into Farul Constanța after the clubs' reorganisation.

At Argeș Pitești he was a regular, making 34 appearances, before joining Gloria Buzău in 2023. His time there ended on a sour note. In March 2025, after his side were thrashed 6-0 by CFR Cluj, Dobrosavlevici spoke out publicly against the club's management, saying wages had been delayed for more than two months and that players had been sent to away matches by bus instead of flying, as had previously been the arrangement. "Lumea a luat-o așa în cătrinca", he said of the mood inside the squad, criticising the organisation around the team. He had already been told by manager Eugen Neagoe that he was outside the club's plans for the second half of an earlier season, and departed Buzău in 2025.

He signed for Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe as a free agent in the summer of 2025, agreeing a one-year contract with an option to extend.