Timofte was born in Anina, and made his first football steps in his hometown club Minerul Anina before moving to lower league side CSM Reşiţa.
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For a half dozen years, the Romanian genius spread his art and lead Boavista to an era of success.
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In a deeply touching atmosphere, Boavista supporters said farewell to their eternal number 7.
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Boavista played with two defensive midfielders covering the spaces behind him and allowing great freedom for the skilful man.
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The Romanian playmaker decided to join the bitter rivals, Boavista.
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Timofte would be injured for most part of the season but he still managed to score a goal in the 1–1 drawn against Feyenoord in Rotterdam.
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A late dramatic goal gave Brøndby a 2–1 victory and sent the tie to extra-time but those crucial 30 minutes saw Boavista scoring three goals to book its first present in Europe's most important club competition.
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After his retirement, as prove of his love for the club, Timofte opened a restaurant and a hotel in his hometown, Timişoara, both called Boavista.
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