the club that is negotiating to bring Cristi Chivu!

A Superliga club can give a big blow, if it reaches a consensus with Cristi Chivu, to take over the position of coach.

The last engagement of the Romanian technician was with the primavera formation of those from Inter Milan.

A Superliga club is negotiating with Cristi Chivu

Cristi Chivu could reach Constanța Lighthouse, dacă Gică Hagi reaches an agreement with the Romanian Football Federation to become Romania’s new coach. Thus, the position of coach he occupies at the seaside formation would remain vacant. The “sailors” officials have contacted Cristi Chivu and are currently in negotiations with the former Inter Milan defender.

The great advantage that Cristi Chivu possesses is that he has worked for a long time with young people, being a coach of the Inter Milan youth team. Thus, the experience of the technician provides security for Gică Hagi, who is tempted to become the Romanian national team.

However, Ciprian Marica, the official from Constanța Lighthouse, does not believe that he can reach a consensus with Cristi Chivu, since he does not think that the defender would like to return to the countryhaving spent most of his career in Italian football.

“I don’t think that Cristi Chivu is considering a return to Romania, especially since he has opportunities to stay out, he had discussions with good teams and still chose to continue at Primavera at Inter. I don’t think that Romania is an option for Cristi Chivu who has been living in Italy for many years”, said Ciprian Marica, according to PRO TV.

Cristi Chivu refused a big club from Europe

Mihai Stoica, the FCSB official, revealed that Cristi Chivu refused to join the technical staff of Sampdoria, as he would have been second coach. The former defender would like to fill the position of head coach.

“He refused them (not those from Sampdoria) because he doesn’t want to be second. I think that both Mutu and Chivu would like to be selectors. Not in the selector’s staff, there is a big difference, in Daum’s staff there were Moldovan, Badea and Isăilă”, said Mihai Stoica, according to Great sports.

• Cristi Chivu was a UEFA analyst between 2016 and 2018.