FCSB dealt a major blow to its image after receiving permission from the Minister of Defense to play at the Steaua Stadium in a match against Dynamo in the second round of the Romanian Super League.

FCSB – Dynamo will play in Genc from the second stage of the Romanian Super League

FCSB has finally been given the green light to play at Ghencea Stadium with Dinamo Bucharest, the match of the second stage of the Romanian Super League.

The game was originally supposed to take place at the National Arena, but the country’s largest stadium is closed due to a concert on July 26.

FCSB also had the option of Tirgovishte or Arc de Triomphe, but in the end the red and blue got the approval of the Minister of Defense, who approved the loan application submitted by the Romanian vice-champions.

This news was completely unpleasant for Florin Talpan, CSA Steaua’s lawyer, who reacted strongly to this decision.

“DO NOT GO THERE!!!

The bid by FCSB to host the match against Dynamo at the Steaua Stadium is actually a disguised bid by Becali, with which they try and want to win the record case and the 37 million euro damages case for the illegal use of the Steaua brand, a heritage brand of the Ministry of National defense

FCSB is a club that reached Ligue 1 through fraud, political cronies and more! The FRF regulations stipulate, among other things, that League 1 teams own their own stadium.

How can you boast a team in the first division with sales of millions of euros per player and not be able to build your own stadium, especially since the FRF regulations clearly provide for this?” Florin Talpan wrote on Facebook.

He also highlighted the fact that despite FCSB asking to lease the Steaua stadium, the club is keen to assume the identity and status of CSA Steaua Bucharest.

“In this case it’s not just about playing Henche, in this case it’s about going to court and saying, ‘We made up! We are Steaua, we are one team, we are one entity!”

No, Mr. Bekali!

FCSB owes the Romanian state more than 37 million euros and you will give them everything to the last cent! In May 2018, FCSB lawyers admitted in court that the name and brand were being used illegally.

Protect the STAR! Protect the army! Don’t betray this symbolic club of the Romanian army just for the ex-prisoner who took the Steaua name and brand in 2003 when he founded the company in Ilfov County.

What I can say is that now there are many of us, we are united and strong, and we are telling you: IT CAN’T BE THAT WAY!!!” – concluded Florin Talpan in a message published on his Facebook page.