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Journalist Bogdan Cosmescu names Universitatea Craiova as Superliga title favorite

Prima Sport journalist Bogdan Cosmescu identified Universitatea Craiova as the clear favorite to win the Superliga title, citing their squad depth and recent domestic success.

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Journalist Bogdan Cosmescu has identified Universitatea Craiova as the clear favorite to win the Superliga title this season. Speaking on Prima Sport, he stated that no other team is currently positioned to challenge them effectively.

Cosmescu argued that rivals such as Dinamo and Rapid cannot compete with Universitatea Craiova at this stage. He emphasized the strength of the current squad compared to these potential challengers in the Romanian top flight.

A key factor in this assessment is the composition of the starting eleven. The journalist noted that Universitatea Craiova fields eight senior internationals in their primary lineup. This depth of experienced international players provides a significant advantage over rivals who have fewer such players available.

The club enters the campaign with strong momentum from the previous term. Universitatea Craiova won the Superliga title, the Cup, and the Supercup in the prior season. This triple success establishes them as the defending champions across all major domestic competitions.

Cosmescu also drew comparisons with FCSB regarding European competition experience. He observed that FCSB struggled during their second season in European tournaments. In contrast, Universitatea Craiova is currently navigating their second European campaign.

The journalist recalled that FCSB had managed their first European campaign well enough to secure the championship. However, their performance declined in the Europa League during their second year of participation. This historical pattern was cited to highlight the different trajectories of the two clubs in continental play.

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