Article by Marius Mărgărit – Published Tuesday, December 30, 2025, 8:24 p.m. / Updated Tuesday, December 30, 2025, 8:26 p.m.
Striker Daniel Paraschiv (26 years old) will arrive at Rapid on loan. GSP found out the amount of the loan, that is, how much the people from Giulești committed to pay to finalize the move, in case they want it at the end of the season.
Sold by Hermannstadt in the summer of 2024 for 700,000 euros, Daniel Paraschiv was part of the squad with which Real Oviedo returned to La Liga, but was not retained for the first division.
Also on loan in the second tier, at Cultural Leonesa, the striker from Brașov he didn't impress there either, with just 10 appearances and a single goal this season.
Normally, Paraschiv should have stayed at Leonesa until the summer, but Rapid stepped in and convinced Real Oviedo to switch the loan destination. And Leonesa agreed to give up the services of the Romanian striker prematurely. The deal was brokered by impresario Lucian Marinescu.
Daniel Paraschiv to Rapid: 120,000 on loan, 500,000 euros for a permanent transfer
GSP has learned the amounts involved in this transfer. For the 6 months in which Paraschiv will wear the shirt of Rapid, Real Oviedo will receive 120,000 euros.
The finalization of the transfer in the summer, in case Paraschiv will convince the people of Giulești, it would involve the payment of another 500,000 euros. So a total of 620,000 euros, not much below the 700,000 euros paid by Oviedo last year.
Regarding the salary, Paraschiv accepted a net monthly salary of 18,000 euros. Paraschiv's remuneration can reach 25,000 euros per month, depending on several bonuses.
In the 2023/2024 season, his last in the Super League, Paraschiv scored 11 goals in 38 appearances for Hermannstadt. He has a total of 62 goals in 212 professional games.
Rapid hopes that Paraschiv will be the goal man to bring the title back to Giulesti. The white-cherries will no longer count on Antoine Baroan, so the alternatives to Paraschiv will be Elvir Koljic and Timotej Jambor, the latter used sporadically by Costel Gâlcă.
