Viktor Pitsurka did not train for three and a half years, although during this period he received many offers. The last team to approach him was the Volunteers, but the former Romania coach would turn down Ilfoven’s money.

Viktor Pitsurka refused 500,000 euros per year from FC Voluntari: “Get out of here with your money”

The revelation was made by Dumitru Dragomir, the former president of the LPF, who said that he was present at a discussion between Victor Pitsurke and Gheorghe Netsa, the president of FC Voluntari’s Advisory Board.

“I was present at the discussion last week. Neyoyu says: “Bye Petey, let’s train the volunteers. You have a team at Voluntari’. He promised Neia that he would do anything for him. They lost at home to Dynamo, and it was hot.

From it he gives (without salary). Petey says, “Get out of here with your money! I was an eagle all my life, I will be a crow because you want it?”.

If Rapid had offered him, he would have gone. In Rapid, in CFR Cluj. I don’t know if he would go to the U, but CFR has a good team. He said, “I will give you 500,000 a year. From me I risk a year with you. Neta just wanted to get to the playoffs. This is it” – Dmytro Dragomirin the show by Fanatik.

FC Voluntari scored 10 points in the first 7 stages of the Super League and is in 6th place in the rating.

Who is Viktor Pitsurka?

Born on May 8, 1956, Viktor Pitsurka (age 66) won the European Champions Cup with Steaua in 1986. During his football career, he played for “Dynamo Slatin”, “University of Craiova”, “Pandurii Tirgu-Giu”, “Drobeta Turnu-Severin”, “Alt Skornicesti”. , Steaua Bucharest and Lens (was an active player between 1974 and 1990).

As a coach, Pitsurka coached Steaua (Bucharest), FC Craiova, University of Romania Under 21, FCSB, the Romanian national team (in three mandates: 1998-1999, 2004-2009, 2011-2014), Al-Ittihad » and the University of Craiova.

As a player, he won the A Division title (the first football league of Romania) five times, won the Romanian Cup four times, the European Champions Cup (1986) and the European Super Cup (1986).

He was the top scorer of the domestic championship in the 1987-1988 season (34 goals), and was also third in the “Golden Ice” competition of the same season.

As a coach, he won the national title in the 2000-2001 season, the Romanian Cup (1992) and the Romanian Super Cup (2001), all with Steaua Bucharest.