Daniel Bîrligea returns to Frosinone squad after injury

Frosinone striker Daniel Bîrligea has recovered from a quadriceps muscle injury sustained while playing for the Romanian national team. The 26-year-old, who joined the Italian club on loan from FCSB for 1.5 million euros, has been included in the squad for the upcoming Serie A match against Sassuolo.

Bîrligea currently faces limited playing time as he is behind Antonio Raimondo in the attacking rotation. Raimondo, an Italian striker on loan from Bologna, has had a standout season with seven goals in seven matches. Reports indicate that Juventus is interested in Raimondo and may attempt to sign him during the winter transfer window, potentially creating more opportunities for Bîrligea.

Financial implications exist for Bîrligea's parent club, FCSB; if Frosinone maintains its position in Serie A, a clause could trigger a permanent transfer for an additional 3.5 million euros.