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Gigi Becali and FCSB management scrutiny

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On 25 July 2026, following FCSB’s 2–3 loss to FK Auda in the Conference League, striker Daniel Bîrligea performed a wedding-style dance on the pitch. Owner Gigi Becali defended the act as pre-planned and normal, while also noting that the potential signing of Denis Drăguș depends on resolving the player’s contract with Trabzonspor and FCSB’s European qualification. Later that day, scrutiny of Becali’s management intensified. Former midfielder Florin Lovin recounted a negotiation session where Becali reportedly interrupted a long delay to dictate specific player wages, such as ‘Fundaș 4.000, mijlocaș 5.000.’ By 19 August 2026, the focus shifted toward the long-term management of FCSB. Victor Becali addressed rumors regarding Gigi Becali’s retirement, stating he believes his cousin possesses enough energy to remain a patron for many years. Victor also defended coach Marius Baciu and expressed skepticism regarding rumors that Dan Petrescu might join the club as a technical director, suggesting Petrescu prefers hands-on coaching over administrative roles. Additionally, Victor criticized the lack of professionalism in Romanian football, specifically noting the tendency for officials and coaches to serve as television analysts. Internal squad tensions were also highlighted on 19 August. Gigi Becali expressed dissatisfaction with midfielder Eddy Gnahore, describing him as ‘too indolent’ and lacking intensity. Furthermore, goalkeeper Ștefan Târnovanu has been sidelined following poor performances in the Conference League qualifiers, leaving him in a difficult position as he seeks a transfer.

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  1. 2026-08-22 17:16 UTC Gigi Becali and FCSB management scrutiny
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  3. 2026-07-27 07:37 UTC Gigi Becali transfer controversy

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