Anatolie Grintescu was born in
Chisinau, Romania in
1939. He started his carrier at
“Dinamo Bucarest” in
1961, winning
10 National Championships. As a player of the
Romanian National team he participated
at Rome, 1960 (5th place) and Tokyo 1964 (5th place) Olympic Games. He also competed at
Leipzig, 1962 and Utrecht
1966 European Championships. With the National team he played in
131 International games, scoring
85 goals. With
“Dinamo Bucarest” he took part at the final phases of the
1965 and
1966 European Championships for National Champions and in
1968 he was the finalist of the competition won by
Mladost Zagreb. His
coaching carrier started in
1972 with
"Dinamo Bucarest", winning the
1973 and
1974 National championships. He coached the
Romania National teams at three Olympics: in Munich 1972, (8th place), in
Montreal 1976 (9th) and
Moscow 1980 (9th). Following his great coaching carrier he continued as
distinguished administrator of the Romanian Water Polo Federation. He is currently
member of the LEN WPC. Source: www.rof.ro/i and various
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