Edi Iordănescu, surprised at the Super League match, three weeks after the “divorce” from Legia » GSP found out what he is preparing

His presence immediately attracted attention, especially since the technician was not seen again at a match in Romania after leaving the formation in Poland.

EXCLUSIVE PHOTO. Edi Iordănescu, at FC Argeș – Craiova University

Jordanescu he came to Mioveni because of the close relationship he has with the club officials from Trivale. He is friends with Dani Coman, the president of FC Argeș, and with Daniel Stanciu, the sports director.

GSP's sources claim that the two had a hard time convincing him to be present at the stadium.

People from Iordănescu's entourage explained that the technician avoids public appearances. He doesn't want his gestures to be misinterpreted. The message is clear. He is looking for a project abroad and does not want speculations related to a possible return to Romania.

He had constant discussions with FRF representatives, including in Warsaw, but his decision remains the same. He wants to continue abroad.

“At Legia he was in the middle of an internal conflict. Some of the people wanted changes and the players insisted that he stay. He tried twice to leave but failed.

Only on the third attempt did the separation occur. It was a complicated time for him. He didn't want tension and he didn't want to fuel internal discussions.

Those close to him say that he did not want to appear in the stands even at Romania's matches. He preferred to watch home games to avoid any association with the national team situation. He does not want to influence the activity of the current staff in any way”, GSP sources say.

It was a unique experience, I must admit, and I will forever remain a supporter of the Warsaw Law.

I wish all the best to the players I have had the chance to work with and I hope that the incredible spirit that burns in the stands for Legia will soon be rewarded with great results, as it undoubtedly deserves.

– Edi Jordanescuupon breaking up with Legia Warsaw

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