Ianis Tarbă, a 20-year-old winger for Dinamo, recently made headlines not only for his performance in the cup but also for his reflections on a recent tragedy in Spain. He played a crucial role in Dinamo’s 5-2 victory against Chindia, where he provided an assist and showcased his talent once again after a solid performance in a previous match against CFR Cluj, which ended in a 2-2 draw.
Following his strong display, Tarbă, who earned a starting position after invigorating Dinamo’s play, was recognized as a standout player in the cup victory. He assisted Diogo Pinto’s third goal, contributing to an impressive win that has caught the attention of coach Nuno Campos.
Ianis Tarbă Discusses Competition and Team Spirit
Reflecting on his recent performances, Tarbă acknowledged the benefits of competition within the team, stating, “I haven’t changed anything; I focus on my training and strive to prove my worth. The coach makes the decisions, and we respect that. When my chance comes, I will give 100% to perform my best.” He added that the competition pushes players to improve, remarking, “It helps us a lot; seeing others perform well motivates me to reach their level, which is a positive aspect.”
On the team’s recent success, he expressed joy in their victory, emphasizing the preparation for upcoming matches: “We wanted the win and are very happy with the result. We are looking toward the next game with the same seriousness. It wasn’t an easy match; they respected their game plan and studied us well. We had our high and low moments, but the win is what matters.”
He also highlighted the unity within the team, stating, “We are like a family; regardless of who scores or assists, we celebrate each other’s contributions and aim to keep this spirit going.”
Tarbă’s Response to Railway Tragedy in Spain
When asked about the devastating railway tragedy in Spain, where he grew up, Tarbă expressed his sorrow, saying, “It’s terrible news; I have no words… I didn’t expect something like this to happen.” His heartfelt reaction underscores the impact of the tragedy on a young athlete far from home.
Background of Ianis Tarbă
Born in Mollerussa, Spain, Tarbă is a product of Barcelona’s renowned La Masia academy, one of the world’s leading football schools. He later joined Celta Vigo’s U17 academy in 2022, progressing through their youth teams before reaching the second team in the Spanish top flight. Now, he proudly represents Romania at youth levels, having participated in all age categories from U16 onwards, including 11 matches and two goals for the U19 team.
