Dan Șucu, Rapid's shareholder, criticizes LPF for changing the rules in favor of FCSB and demands the resignation of president Gino Iorgulescu.
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Dan Șucu, the owner of Rapid, has launched a scathing attack on the LPF and president Gino Iorgulescu, accusing him of changing the competition rules without consulting all members. He believes that this action favors FCSB and violates the principles of equality between clubs. Șucu calls for Iorgulescu's resignation, stressing that he can no longer represent the interests of all clubs fairly. His criticism focuses on the lack of transparency and the prioritization of the personal interests of other members, such as Gigi Becali.
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