FCSB midfielder Mihai Lixandru has been a key player for the Romanian club, but it seems that his time at the Roș-Albaștrii has come to an end. The 25-year-old central midfielder has reportedly secured a transfer to a team in the Gulf region, with FCSB’s official, Mihai Stoica, confirming the news.

According to Stoica, Lixandru had expressed his desire to leave the club at the end of last season, and the club’s owner, Gigi Becali, has now agreed to a transfer. The exact terms of the transfer are not yet clear, but it is understood that FCSB will receive 600,000 euros in two installments.

Why Lixandru Chose to Miss the Amical Against Royale Union Saint-Gilloise

Mihai Stoica revealed that Lixandru had requested not to play in the amical against Royale Union Saint-Gilloise on Sunday, citing concerns about injury that could jeopardize his transfer. Stoica explained that Lixandru’s decision was motivated by the example of other players who had suffered injuries before signing a transfer deal.

The Example of Lucian Filip and Ofri Arad

Stoica pointed to the cases of Lucian Filip, who suffered a serious injury during a match despite having a contract offer on the table, and Ofri Arad, who was forced to withdraw from the game after sustaining a blow in training. The official noted that the club had chosen to err on the side of caution and not risk Lixandru’s health.

Lixandru’s departure marks the end of an era for FCSB, and the club will now have to look to rebuild its midfield. The 25-year-old midfielder has been an integral part of the team, and his loss will be felt. The club’s future plans and how they will address this vacancy remain to be seen.

FCSB’s Midfield Conundrum

The loss of Lixandru will undoubtedly create a void in FCSB’s midfield, and the club will have to look for a replacement. This could lead to a period of transition for the team, as they adjust to the new dynamics. However, with the right signings and a solid team ethos, FCSB can still achieve success in the Romanian league.

In the end, Lixandru’s transfer serves as a reminder that football is a business, and players have to make decisions that are in their best interests. While the club may be sad to see Lixandru go, they can also see the bigger picture and understand why he made the decision to leave.

FCSB‘s priorities now shift to finding a suitable replacement for Lixandru and addressing the team’s midfield conundrum.