Farul exited the Champions League in the first preliminary round (1-3 on aggregate with Sheriff Tiraspol) and the father of one of the talents Hyke Hagi says he has run out of patience. We are talking about Enes Sali, who gets too few minutes for the champion of Romania.

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Enes’ father Sali (17) says he wants to leave Farul and return to Canada

Enes Sali was born in Toronto, has dual citizenship (Romanian and Canadian) and was a junior at FC Barcelona before arriving at the Academy owned by Guike Hagi.

Sali has played in three matches this season: 62 minutes with Sepsi, 20 minutes with Sheriff (in Ovidio’s leg) and another 54 minutes with Hermannstadt, when Hagi used several substitutes.

During the return match with “Sheriff” (a 3-0 loss), Enes Sali’s father expressed his displeasure that Hyke Hagi was giving his son few chances.

“I’m dying here, my blood pressure has risen! But put him in jail too, sir, if you don’t even give him a chance now, then when?! Give him minutes to show what he is capable of! It can’t be like that, that’s why the child started crying at home. What should he think that they have avoided him for three years.

What would we get from there?! And what?! (not from Canada) They all had chances, one, two, three, only him, no! It’s not normal, not that I’m his father. But what is wrong with him, I do not understand. In the end, I guess we’ll leave Romania too, that’s all, we’re going back to Canada!” – Sally Angiethe football player’s father, gsp.ro cites.

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Farul Konstanza, a match against FC Urartu in the second preliminary round of the Conference League

The Romanian champions were relegated to the Conference League and will face FC Urartu Yerevan in the second preliminary round after the Armenian champions dramatically lost the double to Zrinjska Mostar (Bosnia-Herzegovina).

Zrinski won 1-0 in the round (away) and led 1-0 (Bilbia ’27) in the second leg in Mostar, but Urartu scored twice (Grygoryan ’72, ’90+1 penalty) to send the match to overtime ( 2 -2 in total).

Zrynski scored Kish (’94, penalty), but Urartu fought back again (Maksimenko ‘105+3) and the winner was determined by penalty.

Zrynski was the first to concede (3-2 for the opponent), but Eduardo and Kazarian (Urartu) could not convert, and the home team won 4-3.

Know:

• According to Transfermarkt, Farul has a lot valued at €21.58 million, while the highest rated footballer is Tudor Beluce (€2.8 million).

• FC Urartu’s lot is quoted at 6.45 million euros, and the best player on the market is Perisa Pesukic (Montenegro) at 1 million euros.

• Urartu FC (until 2019 Banants) was founded in 1992 and won the Armenian championship twice (2013-2014 and 2022-2023).