Gigi Becali revealed that FCSB was close to transferring Lindon Emerllahu from CFR Cluj, considering the financial needs of their rivals.
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Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB, announced that he was very close to completing the transfer of Lindon Emerllahu, the 22-year-old midfielder from CFR Cluj. Becali explained that Ioan Varga, the president of CFR, needed 5 million euros for a deal, and MM Stoica suggested acquiring Emerllahu, along with Louis Munteanu. Becali mentioned that he was inspired to inquire about Emerllahu after hearing positive comments about him during the matches. Mihai Stoica, who appreciates the player's qualities, confirmed that FCSB needs a versatile central midfielder, considering Edjouma's departure in the winter. Stoica believes that Emerllahu is a complete footballer, with finishing skills and an appropriate age to integrate into the team.
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