the private discussion captured by GSP » What Cristi Borcea said to Andrei Nicolescu

Article by Remus Dinu, Adrian Duţă – Published Monday, December 08, 2025 20:01 / Updated Monday, December 08, 2025 21:34
Cristi Borcea, the former shareholder from Dinamo, met with the current management of the club from “Ștefan cel Mare” and had a message for Andrei Nicolescu, the president of the red-white team.
After almost a decade, Dinamo is again in the fight for the title in the Superliga. The last shareholder who won the championship with the team from “Ștefan cel Mare” sees the “dogs” with a chance at the supreme trophy in Romanian football.
How the meeting between Cristi Borcea and Andrei Nicolescu went
However, he believes that Dinamo still needs reinforcements to be able to win the championship in May. Cristi Borcea met Andrei Nicolescu and sent him a clear message, spotted by GSP reporters.
“You need two more transfers and you take the title” Borcea told Nicolescu at the Fanatik gala. Witnesses to the discussion between the two were Zeljko Kopic and Florentin Petre, the head coach and the assistant coach from Dinamo.
The former boss of the Bucharest club congratulated Kopic and Nicolescu, then took Florentin Petre in his arms, the right-hand man of the Croatian coach from Dinamo. Petre played for the red-white team while Borcea was a shareholder in “Ștefan cel Mare”.

Cristi Borcea, the former shareholder from Dinamo, met with the current management of the club from “Ștefan cel Mare” and had a message for Andrei Nicolescu, the president of the red-white team/ photo: GSP
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Borcea left Dinamo's management in 2012, after 17 years in which he was a shareholder in the club. With him at the helm, the “dogs” won 4 titles. In 2012, he handed over the club to Ionuț Negoiță.
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Nicolescu arrived at Dinamo in 2023, when the red-white team was in League 2. He was a special administrator, the club being insolvent until the summer, but also a shareholder, through the company Red&White. He has been serving as president since the summer, after emerging from insolvency




