Even if Daniel Paraskiv did not finally arrive in France, where it was written that he was wanted, “Dynamo” Kyiv made an offer to “Hermannstadt”, which was also confirmed by the president Dani Koman.

Daniel Paraskiv, on the radar of Kyiv “Dynamo” – “The offer is real”

With 10 goals and 3 assists this season, Daniel Paraskiv remains the most wanted player in the Hermannstadt squad.

The team from Sibiu was disqualified due to debts and ended up in 12th place in the championship, 8 points from the playoff zone.

Clubs interested in Paraskiv were Hapoel Beer Sheva and Girodins from Bordeaux, but a truly concrete offer would be sent by Dynamo Kyiv, Mircea Lucescu’s team.

A publication close to the Ukrainian club confirmed that Dynamo Kyiv is ready to pay 1.2 million euros for the transfer of Daniel Paraskiv.

Tatotake writes that in addition to this amount, the Ukrainians will also pay some bonuses to the Sibian formation.

The information was also confirmed by the president Dani Koman, noting that there are other clubs interested in striker Daniel Paraskiv.

“This offer from Kyiv is real. There are other options. Today I got another offer for him. This is a written offer. The offers are similar.

The main thing is that the player is satisfied. Let’s talk, maybe he doesn’t want to go anywhere.

We talked last night, but he needs to talk to his family, decide what’s best for him.

Then we will talk with him too. Another offer from Hungary. It’s his hesitation, so we don’t want to push.

I would like him to stay until the summer, but the offer for the club is important, what the player wants is also important.

It is important to get information about the players and nea Mircea also gets information about what the players eat.

I had a discussion with the patrons. We must not sell.

Financially we are stable, we are not looking to sell, but as any player is for sale, if a good offer comes for us and for the player, we will let him go.

The players stay in Kyiv, they have apartments that the club rents. Play in Kyiv”. – he reported for Digi Sport.