“Now he needs support and continuity”

Dinamo are going through an extremely difficult period again, after they were saved from relegation in the summer of this year due to the decision taken by the FRF to increase the number of teams in League I.

Dinamo’s problems start to get more and more serious. In addition to all the financial problems faced by the Spanish bosses, the players unpaid for more than two months, the results do not live up to expectations. Despite benefiting from highly experienced players, who have been to major European football clubs, such as FC Barcelona, ​​Manchester City, Real Madrid or Deportivo La Coruna, Cosmin Contra has not been able, at the moment, to achieve results that will satisfy the fans.

Dinamo have five consecutive defeats and a disastrous ranking. Eight goals scored and 13 conceded in nine stages led Ştefan cel Mare’s team to score just five points in the current League I championship, so Dinamo are next to bottom in the standings, with only one point on the last placed, Astra Giurgiu.

Spectacular return to Dinamo. Mircea Rednic, proposed in place of Contra

After the disappointing results, the club management considered a possible sacking of Cosmin Contra, who also admitted that his position on the technical bench was in danger. Thus, names have always appeared for the eventual replacement of Cosmin Contra at the helm of Dinamo, and one of the variants is Mircea Rednic.

Released from League I in August and free from the contract after separating from Poli Iasi, Mircea Rednic is one of the names circulated for the technical bank of “dogs”. In fact, the 58-year-old also visited Dinamo two seasons ago when he left the team in June 2019. Additionally, Mircea Rednic is the latest manager to bring the League I title to the club’s resume in Ştefan. the Great, in 2007.

“Contra is a good, young coach, he has an excellent resume. He was the Dinamo player, but I think Rednic is another thing. He is the best trained manager who was at Dinamo. I spoke to Rednic some time ago with a “I am in contact with former great players. Rednic doesn’t throw his head forward. If he comes, he needs to be supported. It needs support and continuity “.

Rednic attracted many dislikes, but the team was keeping up with the salaries. He could definitely get the team back on track. How could that not be appropriate? It would be very appropriate. He knows how to set the mood, to keep the team going. Everyone was happy. I saw the unity of the group. It was a family, a very good atmosphere. I’ve seen something similar less often. “ , Gabriel Răduţă, the former head of the Dinamo Academy, told prosport.ro.