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Dylan Batubinsika's agent denies exit rumors and confirms defender is happy at FCSB

Representatives for FCSB defender Dylan Batubinsika have rejected reports that the player wishes to leave the club, stating he is content with his current situation.

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The representatives of Dylan Batubinsika have stated that recent reports suggesting the defender wants to leave FCSB are completely false. The agent clarified that the player is happy at the club and has no desire to depart.

Batubinsika joined FCSB on a free transfer from AE Larisa during the summer transfer window. He arrived as part of a squad refresh that saw the club invest in other defensive options as well.

During the same summer window, FCSB signed Aymen Boutoutaou from Sochaux for a fee of 1.3 million euros. The club also secured Meriton Korenica from CFR Cluj for 600,000 euros.

At FCSB, Batubinsika competes for a starting position against Joyskim Dawa, Andre Duarte, and Mihai Popescu. Despite this competition, the defender has stated that he has fully recovered from his injury and feels in form.

Batubinsika has expressed high regard for Laurențiu Reghecampf, describing him as perhaps the most successful coach in FCSB history. He noted that Reghecampf led the team to the Champions League and achieved a victory over Chelsea.

The 2026 World Cup saw Batubinsika represent DR Congo, where he served as a substitute in all matches. His market value is currently estimated at 600,000 euros.

Before his move to Romania, Batubinsika played for several clubs including Saint-Etienne, Antwerp, Famalicao, and Maccabi Haifa. His experience across these leagues adds depth to the FCSB defensive line.

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