Article by Justin Gafiuc, Cezar Titor – published Monday, August 18, 2025, 21:35 / Updated Monday, August 18, 2025:04
The transfer campaign has not stopped for oil. The band from “Ilie Oană” is preparing for the formalization of Rafinha's move, a player from Inter Club d'Acaldes, the former opponent of FCSB from the first preliminary round of the Champions League. Moreover, the Spaniard even scored at the tour game in Ghencea.
According to GSP information, it will put its signature on a valid contract for the next two years, and will have a monthly remuneration of 7000 euros. It was followed by the “yellow wolves” after “double” with FCSB and had an offer from Romania, but preferred to go to Ploiești, where he will live alone, without a family.
Rafinha comes to Oil!
They can evolve as an attacker, behind the tip or in the right lane. Until the transfer to the champion of Andorrei, who occurred in the summer of 2024, evolved only in the lower echelons in Spain, to bands such as Teruel, Almudevar, Almunia, Utebo, Ejea, Epila or Barbastro.
According to the specialized portal Transfermarkt, Rafinha, on its real name Rafael Baldres Hermann, is quoted at 300,000 euros, the highest value in the cacrier. It also has Brazilian citizenship, it measures 175 centimeters and its favorite foot is the right. Its transfer to Romania was announced by ProSport.
Miguel Constantinescu, Stefan Krell, Brahima Doukansy, Konstantinos Doumtsios, Frajo Prce, Guilherme, Adi Chică-Rosa are the transfers perfected by “yellow wolves” this summer. Besides bringing Rafinha, Prahovenii are close to the regimentation of Danel DongmoCameronez midfielder, from Vardar Skopje, involved in the Conference League preliminaries this summer.
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After two consecutive draws in Superliga, Oil will move to Bănie for the hard duel with Craiova University, which is at the head of the championship, at this time. The match will take place next Sunday, August 24, from 6:30 pm, between the parties of the Oltenians in the Conference Play-off, with Istanbul Basakșehir.
