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1 editions on this page · Stories 561–580Work 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.
Albanian club FK Partizani has officially terminated its contract with Romanian coach Florin Bratu following a run of disappointing results that left the team in ninth place.
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Romanian midfielder Rareș Ilie provided an assist for Mantova in their 3-1 victory over Catanzaro in Serie B.
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.
An FRF official has explained the provisional registration allowing Laurențiu Reghecampf to coach FCSB, with a final decision on his bench rights expected after a disciplinary meeting.
Hendrik Klein asserts he owns half of CFR Cluj through an agreement with Ioan Varga, countering earlier statements that he had disappeared.
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.
CFR Cluj owner Nelu Varga has rejected claims by investor Hendrik Klein that a deal was signed to transfer 50% of the club's shares.
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.
Ionuț Radu made his 59th appearance for Celta Vigo in a draw against Elche, setting a new personal record as the team prepares to face Juventus in the Europa League.
Liga 2 action featured a 3-2 victory for Chindia over Concordia Chiajna and a 3-1 win for CSM Reșița against CSM Slatina, while Poli Timișoara drew with Steaua.
Universitatea Craiova defeated Csikszereda 1-0 in Superliga matchday 11 thanks to a late strike by Elisor.
Cristi Ganea opened the scoring for Farul Constanța with a spectacular long-range goal that drew comparisons to a famous strike by Roberto Carlos.
Levadiakos suffered a fifth defeat in six Greek championship rounds, losing 0-2 to Iraklis while Romanian players Alexandru Pantea, Adrian Șut, and Octavian Popescu featured for the home side.
Farul defeated Petrolul 3–1, with goals from Cristi Ganea, Matteo Ahlinvi and Răzvan Mărincean.
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.
Dinamo defeated Sepsi OSK 2-0 away in the 11th round of the Superliga, moving to 26 points at the top of the table while their president criticized the host's hospitality protocol.
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.
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