FRF has obtained 2,130 tickets for Romanian fans for the match against Turkey, with sales having high interest. Supporters are advised to avoid unofficial sources.

The Romanian Football Federation (FRF) has managed to obtain the full quota of 5% of the stadium's capacity for the match against Turkey, namely 2,130 tickets, after the Turkish Football Federation initially allocated only 1,900. The tickets went on sale on Friday, generating great interest, with over 5,000 users on the platform at the time of launch. Each user could order a maximum of four tickets, and the FRF emphasized that the tickets are considered sold once added to the queue.

Supporters are warned to avoid purchases from unofficial sources, as the tickets are personalized and secured. The FRF is making efforts to obtain additional tickets, and the Turkish Federation intends to put additional tickets on sale a week before the match. The match, which will take place at the 'Beşiktaş Park' stadium in Istanbul, is crucial for Romania on the road to the 2026 World Cup.