Cezar Titor article – published on Friday, August 1, 2025 20:29 / Updated on Friday, 01 August 2025 23:45
Olimpia Satu Mareformation prepared by Bogdan LobonΘ, freshly promoted in Liga 2, concluded a partnership with Partium Akademia, an entity financed by the Hungarian government. Investments from Budapest in Romanian football are not a novelty, already well known the cases of Sepsi or Csikszereda, whose budgets were supplemented by Hungary.
In a bilingual statement posted on social networks, the villagers announced the conclusion of a partnership with a football academy. This involves priority to the transfer of players trained within the Academy, an annual contribution of 120,000 euros, as well as benefits related to the development of sports infrastructure.
“We enjoy an annual financial support of 600,000 lei”
Today, our club has formalized an important partnership with the Partium Football Academy. This agreement strengthens the basis for the development of Satu Mare football and brings significant benefits to the yellow-blue colors.
We have priority at the transfer ππ’π§ππ«ππ₯π¨π« πππ₯ππ§ππ within the Academy, We enjoy an annual financial support of πππ.πππ lei And we get πππππ¬ π₯π a modern sports infrastructure, essential for training and development.
– Communicated Olimpia Satu Mare
Consulting the official website of the Academy, in the section dedicated to sponsors, we find the following thing: “done with the support of the Hungarian government and the State Secretariat for the National Policy of the Prime Minister”. At the same time, there is a reference to “Bethlen Gabor Alapkezelo”, a non -profit organization in Hungary, established in April 2011.
It manages the funds within Bethlen Gabor Alap, a government fund dedicated to supporting Hungarian communities outside Hungary, offering financial support for various cultural, sports, scientific projects, in order to “Keep the national and linguistic identity of the Hungarians outside Hungary.”
The Partium Academy is 57th in the top of the Romanian football academies, having a score of 50.41.
