SPORT HEADLINES: Wednesday, December 13

Many sports were yesterday in the spotlight of the Romanian sports press, with football, handball and tennis at the forefront. In football, discussions about the domestic transfer market stood out, as well as the fact that teams are reconfiguring their management strategies. International handball was in the spotlight with the Women's Handball World Championship, but also echoes of Cristina Neagu's retirement from the national team. Tennis was also in the spotlight with comments on the Halep case, as well as domestic reviews. Here is a summary of the major themes:
Football transfers:- The moves of Dorin Rotariu and Eduard Radaslavescu and other FCSB moves
- Players targeted by Rapid
- Early transfers in Liga 1 based on last decade's trends
Administrative changes in football:
- Changes in FCSB management, with new transfers confirmed.
- The managerial strategy of FC Barcelona after their Champions League difficulties.
Refereeing and disciplinary decisions in general:
- The effect of the Simone Halep doping case on tennis.
- International reactions to refereeing decisions in major matches.
Sporting performances and results:
- Qualification of Denmark, Norway, Sweden and France in the semi-finals of the Women's Handball World Championship.
- Manchester City's performance and progress in the Champions League.
- The achievements of Real Madrid this season.
The top most discussed sports entities include:
- FCSB: mentioned for active transfers and administrative decisions.
- Dinamo: in light of financial and managerial difficulties.
- Manchester United: discussion focused on managerial problems and poor sporting performance.
- Simona Halep: in the spotlight for her CAS appeal case.
- Istvan Kovacs: subject of controversy in Champions League refereeing match.