Article by Maria Olteanu – published Monday, June 23, 2025 19:36 / Updated Monday, June 23, 20:54
Central midfielder Vlad Pop (24 years old) ended at the end of last week the agreement with FCU Craiovaa team that did not receive the license to evolve in Liga 2 next season, and on Monday signed a contract with the first distrity Unirea Slobozia, a team that saved on the last hundred meters from relegation.
About this move announced GSP.ro exclusively Since Saturday, and Monday, the parties reached an agreement and formalized the transfer.
The contract of the player born in Târgu Mureș reached the end with the Oltenian group on June 30, 2025, and he decided not to extend to FCU Craiova, considering the complicated situation from the club in the south of the country.
Vlad Pop signed with Unirea Slobozia
“Welcome, Vlad Pop! Mijlocașul Central, 24, joins our team after the separation of FCU Craiova. Our club welcomes him and very success!”Ialomiteni officials sent on social networks on Monday evening.
Vlad Pop signed with Unirea Slobozia / Photo: Facebook
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Vlad Pop came to FCU Craiova in July 2019, being a product of the Center of Excellence Timisoara. He evolved to Olteni in the period 2019-2022, after which he left in the form of a loan at CS Mioveni, wearing the T-shirt of Argeșeni for a season;
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In 2023 he returned to Craiova, where he evolved for the FCU until this summer, when the contract reached the end and was not extended;
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In the last season spent in Bănie, Pop has evolved in 23 games, in all competitions, succeeding a goal and a decisive pass. It is listed by the specialized site transfermarkt at 225,000 euros.
Transference Stock Exchange at Unirea Slobozia
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Coach: Andrei Prepeliță (new)
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Coming: Ionuț Gurau (FCU Craiova), Ronaldo Deaconu (free), Radu Negru (free), Andrei Dragu (free), Wall Hamiu (Bellinzona AC), Vlad Pop (Liber)
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Return: Dorin Radu, Ștefan Ciupercă, Viorel Bîrbacea (all from ACS Harvest Gheorghe Doja)
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Departures: Jakub Vojutus (Farul), Stefan Krell (Petrole), Ovidiu Perianu (FCSB), Luca Vlăsceanu (FCSB), Filip Blazek (Rapid), Petru Neagu (Dinamo), Dmyro Pospelov (UTA)
