Article by Cosmin Nistor – Published Friday, 06 February 2026, 20:30 / Updated Friday, 06 February 2026 20:30
Alexandru Băluță (32 years old), free of contract after breaking up with Los Angeles FC of MLS, found his team and signed with Bolusporfrom the second tier of Turkey. The team occupies the 8th place in the ranking, just one point away from the 7th place, the first that leads to the play-off for promotion.
The former footballer from FCSB lasted only three months at Los Angeles FC. Released by the red-blues, Băluță was announced as a player for the Americans on August 26, signing a short-term contract until December 31, with the Americans then deciding whether to offer him a one-year extension. After only three months and 14 minutes in the jersey of the MLS team, Băluță became free of contract again.
Boluspor officially announces: “We have signed Alexandru Băluță”
The move was made official by the Turkish club via social media:
Our club signed a contract with the Romanian footballer Alexandru Băluță until the end of the season. Alexandru Băluță, born on September 13, 1993 in Craiova, works as a winger and offensive midfielder. He started his professional career at Chindia Târgoviște, and over time he also played for Viitorul Constanța, Universitatea Craiova, Slavia Praga, Slovan Liberec, Puskas Akademia and FCSB. He also played for the American team Los Angeles FC.
– it is stated in the press release of the Boluspor club
Alexandru Băluță signed with Boluspor // PHOTO: Instagram
The Romanian footballer reacted immediately in the comments section of the official post:
“Thank you, Boluspor! I'm ready to go.”
Close to CFR Cluj before signing in Turkey
Less than two weeks ago, Băluță said that he was very close to signing with CFR Cluj. The player admitted that, during the break between FCSB and LAFC, he also held negotiations with Petrolul, Dinamo and U Cluj, but nothing materialized, which is why he chose to continue his career abroad.
Quoted at 500,000 euros by Transfermarkt, Băluță also played for teams such as Viitorul, Puskas Akademia, Slavia Praga or Slovan Liberec.
