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Dinamo looking abroad for Champions League home
Romania - 02 January, 2007
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Romanian Dinamo Bucharest is searching for a home � temporarily � to host any Champion;s League matches next season.
With Dinamo likely to qualify, the first division leaders are trying to find a pitch that meets the Champion's League requirements. Dinamo executive president Cristian Borcea said that the club's "arena is not proper for such matches."
The club is looking out of country � specifically at Italy and Spain � for help. Club vice-president and former international Florin Raducioiu has looked into the other two countries.
Borcea said those location would be ideal because 700,000 Romanians live in Italy, while more than a million work and live in Spain.
Rival Steaua Bucharest had submitted a proposal to host matches at its stadium, but Dinamo rejected it because of the long rivalry between the two clubs.
With Dinamo likely to qualify, the first division leaders are trying to find a pitch that meets the Champion's League requirements. Dinamo executive president Cristian Borcea said that the club's "arena is not proper for such matches."
The club is looking out of country � specifically at Italy and Spain � for help. Club vice-president and former international Florin Raducioiu has looked into the other two countries.
Borcea said those location would be ideal because 700,000 Romanians live in Italy, while more than a million work and live in Spain.
Rival Steaua Bucharest had submitted a proposal to host matches at its stadium, but Dinamo rejected it because of the long rivalry between the two clubs.
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