Moldova national futsal team

Moldova

Nickname(s)	Tricolorii (The Tricolours)
Association	Moldovan Football Federation (FMF)
Confederation	UEFA (Europe)
Head coach	Vladimir Vusatîi
Captain	Andrei Negara
Home stadium	FMF Futsal Arena
FIFA code	MDA
FIFA ranking	60 (August 2024)[1]
Home colours Away colours
First international
Belgium 14–1 Moldova  (Ghent, Belgium; 24 October 24 1995)
Biggest win
Moldova 10–0 Malta  (Tbilisi, Georgia; October 20, 2011)  Moldova 12–2 Gibraltar  (Ciorescu, Moldova; 23 October 2015)
Biggest defeat
Russia 31–0 Moldova  (Pepinster, Belgium; 25 October 1995)
AMF World Cup
Appearances	1 (First in 1994)
Best result	1st round (1994)

The Moldova national futsal team (Romanian: Echipa națională de futsal a Moldovei) is controlled by the Moldovan Football Federation, the governing body for futsal in Moldova and represents the country in international futsal competitions, such as the World Cup and the European Championships^[2] .

• 1989 – did not compete
• 1992 – did not compete
• 1996 – did not qualify
• 2000 – did not compete
• 2004 – did not qualify
• 2008 – did not qualify
• 2012 – did not qualify
• 2016 – did not qualify
• 2021 – did not qualify
• 2024 – did not qualify

• 1996 – did not compete
• 1999 – did not compete
• 2001 – did not compete
• 2003 – did not qualify
• 2005 – did not qualify
• 2007 – did not qualify
• 2010 – did not qualify
• 2012 – did not qualify
• 2014 – did not qualify
• 2016 – did not qualify
• 2018 – did not qualify
• 2022 – did not qualify
• 2026 – TBD

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