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9 editions on this page · Stories 101–120Rapid Bucharest president Victor Angelescu confirmed ongoing negotiations with defender Alexandru Pașcanu, while reports suggest the player is unwilling to extend his contract expiring in 2027.
CFR Cluj official Ciprian Deac has criticized coach Marius Șumudică's intention to use junior players in the Romanian Cup match against U Cluj, arguing it reduces winning chances.
Reports indicate that Volos NFC is poised to hire Spanish manager Juan Carlos Garrido as head coach, with Ariel Ibagaza joining as his assistant.
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Metaloglobus hosts Râmnicu Vâlcea in their first direct confrontation as part of Liga 2 Round 11, with both teams sitting in the lower half of the table.
Wisła Kraków has activated a clause to extend the contract of Dutch defender Julian Lelieveld by twelve months, keeping him at the club until June 2028.
MFK Karviná coach West celebrated his team's nine-point haul from difficult second league matches, highlighting Adam Kronus's performance and urging caution ahead of the next game against Slavia Prague B.
Farul Constanța head coach Ioan Ovidiu Sabău expressed frustration with his team's mentality following a narrow 4-3 victory against Oțelul Galați in the Superliga.
Lokomotiva and Gorica played out a 0-0 draw in the 11th HNL round, with coaches offering contrasting views on the performance.
SFC Septemvri Sofia has named Montenegrin specialist Mladen Kašćelan as its new head coach following the resignation of Simão Freitas.
Slovenian defender Vanja Drkušić issued a public apology to Espanyol supporters following a 2-1 loss to Racing Santander that dropped the club into the La Liga 2 relegation places.
Csikzereda president Zoltan Szondi confirmed the club will install a mobile stand to add 2,000 seats after the Romanian Football Federation granted a one-year deadline to meet new capacity rules.
Pitești mayor Cristian Gentea publicly rebuked FC Argeș players for their lack of ambition following a 0-1 loss to UTA Arad, warning that the city will maintain its football project with or without them.
CFR Cluj coach Marius Șumudică accused Dinamo supporters of directing racist abuse at him during a 2-2 draw, calling for stricter enforcement against such behavior.
Vllaznia coach László Csaba attributed his side's 2-0 win against Tirana to squad cohesion while acknowledging the team is still under construction.
Čukarički secured a 2-0 victory over Partizan in the 13th round of the Mozzart Bet Superliga, with Milan Đoković scoring both goals.
ASA Târgu Mureș has reached an agreement with Mihai Iosif to replace Eusebiu Tudor as head coach in Liga 2.
Petrolul Ploiești secured a 3-1 victory against FC Botoșani in the opening match of SuperLiga round 13, a game marked by two red cards.
Following a 4-1 victory over Rapid, FCSB board president Mihai Stoica addressed allegations of racist chanting by pointing to similar behavior from opposing supporters and calling for matches to be played without spectators.
Former referee Cristi Balaj awarded Horațiu Feșnic an 8.4 rating for officiating the FCSB versus Rapid match, which ended in a 4-1 victory for FCSB.
Dumitru Dragomir assessed the title race and club performances following FCSB's 4-1 victory over Rapid, identifying Universitatea Craiova as the championship favorite.
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