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January 27, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments

  • The Karamyan twins, recently released by FC Timisoara, after failed negotiations to extend deal that were running out in the summer, are reportedly close to a move to a return to Bucharest. Steaua is offering them a deal until the summer, with bonuses in case of success in the league, as Gigi Becali decided not to pay more than 120.000 EUR per season and otherwise there wasn’t any room for a discussion with Arman and Artavazd, who were paid better than this in Timisoara.
  • Dinamo has finally got the nod from Inter Milano for a loan deal involving Cristian Daminuta (19). The player has been training with the Bucharest club for the last couple of weeks and should stay with the Red Dogs until the summer. Dinamo will have the option to make the deal permanent, in exchange of half of million EUR.
  • After the Ouon duel, Steaua and FC Vaslui are preparing for another battle. Their target is another defender, who previously played on loan for Rapid Bucharest and left a solid impression in Romania. Joao Paulo Andrade is Portuguese, 28 years old, currently plays for Le Mans and can cover three roles: central defender, right back and defensive midfielder.
  • After Gabriel Tamas moved to England and already played a few games for West Bromwich Albion in the Championship, it seems that there’s an “advertising campaign” going on, involving another Dinamo player. Gabriel Torje is a 20 years old right winger, regular in the U21, and very experienced already, with almost 100 matches played in the first division for FC Timisoara and Dinamo, plus a few matches in Europe. The price though might be too high, as Dinamo paid a massive fee in 2008, around 2 mil. EUR for only 50% of his federative rights…
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