Rapid beat Craiova 1948 in a spectacular match with a score of 4:3, and Horatio Moldovan defended the team’s goal against Giulesti for the last time.

Horatio Moldovan after the match with FC Craiova 1948: Maybe this train will never come again

Horatio Moldovan started in Friday’s clash in Giulietta between Rapid Bucharest and FC Craiova 1948. It was his last match in the shirt of the Giulesti team.

The Romanian goalkeeper will travel to Madrid on Monday to undergo a medical and sign a contract with Diego Simeone’s Atletico team.

At the end of the crazy game against “Olten”, the Moldovan talked about both the match with “Krajova” and his departure to Spain.

“I think we are all used to such matches in Rapida. I am happy that we managed to change the score and take 3 points. We proved that we are a team and did not give up. After all, I am a professional player, I was very pleased to say goodbye to the fans, to my teammates on the field.

I’m glad I made it out alive. I was more emotional than usual. There were days with strong emotions, one day I was on one side, another day on the other. At first, to be honest, I didn’t really believe it (not that the transfer to Atletico is happening).

After I saw everything going forward, I said this is the chance of a lifetime. Do you think you can ever deny Atletico Madrid? Maybe this train will never come again, you can be the best goalkeeper in Romania. I will go and see what happens, I will work and when my chance comes I hope to prove my worth.

I have a very close relationship with Mr. Edi (no, Edi Jordanescu), he congratulated me, we will see how many matches I play before the summer. I think, as I said before, that’s why football is beautiful, it’s unpredictable. Four years ago I didn’t have a team in Ligue 2 and now I’m very close to signing a contract with Atlético Madrid. This is something science fiction.

I thank the family, the coaches, Rapid, the fans, I am grateful to them all the time. My colleagues did not understand much, neither did I, but they congratulated me. The challenge is to be healthy and do your best.” he said, reports Digi Sport.