Iancu Robila is a young journalist bringing a fresh perspective to Eastern European football. He wants to open the region’s stories to English-speaking readers, connecting local football culture with a wider view of the game. His editorial approach values curiosity, clear context and new ways to make football coverage more accessible.
Read Iancu Robila’s source-linked reporting below. ScoreTransfer covers clubs, players, matches and transfers across ten country editions, keeping confirmed developments and attributed claims clear.
FCSB owner Gigi Becali confirmed that assistant coaches Alin Stoica and Lucian Filip will remain at the club, rejecting calls for their resignation from board member Gheorghe Mustață.
Slovenian official David Smajc has been assigned to officiate the Conference League match between Universitatea Craiova and Getafe CF at Ion Oblemenco Stadium.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a volley for Al-Nassr against Neftchi Fargona to bring his career goal tally to 981, while the match start was delayed due to a missile interception over Riyadh.
Construction work on the new Dinamo stadium has restarted with the arrival of heavy equipment following a six-month pause due to technical adjustments.
Dinamo București president Andrei Nicolescu responded to complaints filed by Sfântu Gheorghe mayor Antal Arpad regarding xenophobic chants, claiming supporters were provoked by the singing of a local anthem before the match against Sepsi.
The Vaslui County Football Association has suspended coach Mihai Lungu for one year and fined him following accusations that he choked a child player during a U14 match.
Work has started to remove the historic Corvinul Hunedoara ground to allow construction of a modern 10,209-seat stadium funded by the local municipality and the National Investment Company.
FCSB had its transfer ban removed after paying outstanding dues to former player William Baeten, a move club official Mihai Stoica described as a formal matter following delayed decisions.
Rapid defeated U Cluj 4-3 in a Superliga round 11 match on October 12, 2026, featuring multiple lead changes and a decisive goal by Răzvan Onea in the 88th minute.
Inter Milan approved financial reports for the 2025-2026 season on October 12, 2026, announcing a net profit of 22.7 million euros and revenues of 518 million euros.
Sepsi OSK owner Laszlo Dioszegi reports that the club has funds for only one month despite having no debts, citing a withdrawal of sponsors due to economic uncertainty.
Inter Milan moved to the top of Serie A under coach Cristi Chivu following a 3-0 victory over Parma, while Napoli, Genoa, Torino, Atalanta, Lazio and Bologna also recorded wins in Round 6.
The Superliga match between Sepsi and Dinamo was halted for two minutes due to xenophobic chants from visiting fans, resulting in a 0-2 victory for Dinamo.
CSA Steaua secured a 1-1 draw against Poli Timișoara in Liga 2 after a late equalizer, following a controversial opening goal awarded despite an offside position and crowd disturbances in Sibiu.
CSM Reșița defeated league leaders CSM Slatina 3-1 to hand them their first loss of the season, while FC Bihor secured a narrow 1-0 victory over FC Bacău in the final match of Liga 2 round 9.