About Camelia Ceasar
Born 1997. Camelia Ceasar is a Romanian association football player.
Milan Despite her increasing success in Serie A, Ceasar witnessed Brescia sell off their right to participate in Italy's top flight to newly franchised club AC Milan in the summer of 2018. Ceasar was one of the many Brescia names who saw their playing rights transferred to AC Milan for the 2018-19 Serie A season, where Ceasar now found herself demoted to second-choice goalkeeper under the guidance of Milan coach Carolina Morace. Facing a lack of playing time in the north of Italy, Ceasar chose to sign for Roma in the summer of 2019 along with fellow ex-Milan teammate Manuela Giugliano.
Roma In Rome, Ceasar was faced with the familiar challenge of deposing an Italy international goalkeeper from the team's first eleven. Ceasar shared game time with Roma's favoured goalkeeper and vice-captain Rosalia Pipitone, meaning Ceasar racked up a total 13 league appearances for Roma in the 2019–20 season. Nonetheless, Ceasar used her game time to pull out yet more notable penalty saves including one against Fiorentina in January 2020 that helped Roma win a point against their Serie A rivals. Ceasar also finished that season openly declaring that she had "rediscovered" her supportive environment at Roma, suggesting she was happy to keep playing for the club. Both Roma and Ceasar confirmed the sentiment the following year with Ceasar signing a contract extension in April 2021.
In her second season with Roma, Ceasar was challenged for the goalkeeper's spot by Italian international keeper Rachele Baldi and Ceasar was once again limited to 13 league appearances in the 2020–21 season but delivered a better clean-sheet percentage than Baldi over the course of the league campaign. Above all, Ceasar sealed her reputation as an expert at saving penalties when she helped Roma win the 2021 Coppa Italia final against Ceasar's former club AC Milan in a penalty shootout.
Ceasar would save two penalties in the shootout, and took the competition sponsor TIMVision's MVP award for the Coppa Italia final. Ceasar followed that up by winning the Italian Football Players' Association Female Player of the Month award in May 2021.
Parma In July 2025, Ceasar was announced to have joined fellow Serie A club Parma.
International career In April 2012, Italy U-17 coach Corrado Corradini tried to seal Camelia Ceasar's involvement with adopted country Italy at international level. However, Italy's bureaucracy prevented Ceasar from representing the Azzurre at any level. In 2015, Ceasar represented her native Romania at youth level for the first time. She went on to make her senior debut with Romania in 2019.
Career statistics Club
International
Honours S.S.D. Brescia Calcio
Serie A: 2013–14, 2015–16 Coppa Italia: 2014–15, 2015–16 Supercoppa Italiana: 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18 Coppa Italia runner-up: 2015–16, 2016–17
A.S. Roma
Coppa Italia: 2020–21 Supercoppa Italiana: 2022–23 Coppa Italia runner-up: 2021–22
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Who is Camelia Ceasar?
Romanian association football player
When was Camelia Ceasar born?
Camelia Ceasar was born on 13 December 1997 in Bacău.
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Camelia Ceasar is an association football player.
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Camelia Ceasar is Romanian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Camelia Ceasar. https://biography.guide/camelia-ceasar/
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