CS Mioveni announced on Wednesday that it has reached an agreement with Flavius ​​Stoican to take over as head coach of the bottom-placed Superliga (formerly Ligue 1) side.

Flavius ​​Stoican will try to save CS Mioveni from relegation

Flavius ​​Stoican replaces Alexandra Pelici at Mioveni, who parted ways amicably with the club after the Argentinian side picked up just one point in the first six legs.

At the age of 45, Stoykan signed a one-year contract, and his goal is to “stay in the Super League.”

“We wish Flavius ​​Stoican congratulations and success! The goal is to avoid relegation. I hope that this step will benefit the team and from the next match I hope to see it in the rating. It means taking a point or points in Ploiesti” – Dumitru OltyanPresident of the Board of Directors of CS Mioveni.

Flavius ​​Stojkan will work with a staff consisting of Bobi Vedesh (Secondary Coach), Emilian Dolha (Goalkeeping Coach) and Vlad Ceran (Physical Coach).

According to the official website of the Argeş group, Stojkan is a former “iconic” player of Romanian football who played 19 matches for the national team. He played for “Drobeta-Turnu Severyn”, “University of Craiova”, “Dynamo”, “Shakhtar” (Donetsk), “Metalist” (Kharkiv) and again for “Dynamo”.

As a coach, he has so far coached teams such as Minerul Mehedinţi, CSM Reşita, Dinamo II, Chindia, CS Mioveni, Dinamo, FC Voluntari, Zimbrul Chişinău, Pandurii Tg Jiu, Poli Iaşi, Petrolul Ploiesti, Viitorul Pandurii, FC U Craiova, Dinamo.

Stoican was also the head coach of CS Mioveni in 2013. He was then appointed after the team’s return to the second division.

On Wednesday, the new coach will hold the first training session with the team. His official debut will take place on Saturday away from Petrolul Ploiesti in the seventh stage of the Super League.