The Bucharest City Hall has rented the National Arena for concerts, which will force FCSB to find another stadium for the start of next season.
Delia Niculescu
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FCSB will once again have to find a new arena to play in, as the City Hall has rented the National Arena to organize concerts, including one by the legendary band The Rolling Stones. This will make the stadium unavailable for a period of four weeks and FCSB could again have problems finding a suitable venue for its matches.
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