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Mihai Stoica

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Romanian Liga 2 and SuperLiga developments

8 clusters · 52 sources · last updated

Latest: FC Argeș reaches Superliga summit for first time in 29 years

The Romanian Liga 2 2026–27 season continues following early organizational shifts, including the replacement of FC Hermannstadt with CSM Olimpia Satu Mare. In recent Liga 2 play, CSM Slatina has maintained its position

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FCSB: Coaching changes, fan boycotts and LPF dispute

8 clusters · 50 sources · last updated

Latest: LPF rejects FCSB request to move match against FC Botoșani

Following a 7–3 aggregate defeat to FK Auda in the UEFA Conference League, FCSB has undergone significant internal turmoil. Coach Marius Baciu was dismissed after the elimination, which owner Gigi Becali warned would res

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Romanian clubs transfer saga and league developments

24 clusters · 46 sources · last updated

Latest: Romanian SuperLiga clubs engage in active transfer market activity

Rapid Bucharest reshaped its board in early June, appointing Marius Burcescu as commercial director and confirming Daniel Pancu as head coach. Pancu secured centre-back Vladan Bubanja, striker Mohammed Kamara and defende

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FCSB 2026 transfer saga and squad scrutiny

11 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: FCSB players face scrutiny and injury updates amid agent criticism

Following FCSB’s Conference League exit, the club continues to face scrutiny regarding player evaluation and squad availability. Agent Giovanni Becali has criticized leadership, specifically Mihai Stoica, over the assess

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Romanian SuperLiga ownership and title race

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Traian Băsescu responds to speculation about Romanian Prime Minister role

In early August 2026, Romanian football entered a period of heightened turbulence. Club patron Ioan Varga announced he would stop funding CFR Cluj after a humiliating loss in the Conference League, citing a lack of local

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