In the early stages of the Roman Abramovichera, the star at Stamford Bridge was not Frank Lampard or John Terry but a talented Romanian named Adrian Mutu. The Talented forward was one of the first signings by Abramovich when he joined from Parma for a fee worth £15.8million in 2003.
Adrian Mutu, who was once a great footballer player and was supposed to be a star player in the upcoming future is now known for all the bad reasons possible and is going through the worst phase of his life. He was a very successful player and used to play for Chelsea but his short and great career came to an end in the year 2004 when he was accused of taking cocaine and within a short period of time his charges proved to be true and consequently his contracted with the Chelsea was terminated and before he was fired by Chelsea, FIFA also banned him for a period of 7 month.
It has become official now! Adrian Mutu has reconciled with Alexandra Dinu and CANCAN.RO, the site no. 1 in Romania has cutting-edge details. The Brilliant has buried the war with the ex-wife in terms of paying the 140,000-euro debt, the food pension for Mario, the first child of the former international.
Former Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu believes that Chelsea can challenge for the title under Maurizio Sarri. He said that the manager has proven with Napoli that he is a good manager and that he knows how to get results from his players.
Former Chelsea star Adrian Mutu says he is excited about the new chapter in his life as a coach. The coach of the Al Wahda reserve teamis happy to be a source of inspiration and guidance to the next generation of stars.
Former Chelsea and Juventus striker Adrian Mutu had his house burgled by the nanny of his newborn son.
The former Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu has reportedly been robbed by the nanny of his newborn son, according to reports.
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You remember the 2006 Italian football scandal that rocked European football? It is referred to as ‘Calciopoli’ in Italian. It was a major scandal that rocked Italian top flight football for years. It involved the Serie B as well and involved several top professional clubs.
As Chelsea keep struggling to get their targets this summer, this season seems like one that would be hard fought.
Antonio Conte tried luring RomeluLukaku back to Chelsea earlier but Manchester United beat them to it. While the Italian has added three to four new players, he would be set for transfer deadline pressure to add more, considering the number that left.
As Chelsea continue to suffer more woes in the transfer market, we remember when they signed Adrian Mutu back in 2003.
The Romanian joined the west London club that summer. He moved from Parma to Chelsea for a then large sum of €22.5 million. That was before the transfer market got as inflated as it is now. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s fair to say that the relationship between Christoph Daum, who is in charge of the senior soccer team of Romania, and the Romanian media is not the strongest and the friendliest.
It seriously annoyed Daum last week when ahead of a big match versus Chile, a media person took a dig at him asking him when he was going to leave his post.
Answering the question in a very angry tone, Daum accused that journalist of harming the Romanian soccer and not helping it in any way with that kind of journalism.
Daum said in that press conference that he has been putting facts and figures in front of the media and has been giving them the reasons why the team is not being consistent and what is the work to be done in future to achieve the consistency, but, the media is singing its own tune and is not ready to pay any attention to his remarks. Read the rest of this entry »
Football players always dream of winning titles after all the hard work.
Italian Giuseppe Signori makes this list. He netted 283 times in his career but he never quite got to lift a major trophy. He was the top scorer in the Serie A for three years out of four. He was the top scorer in the Coppa Italia two times but it was after he left that Lazio won the Coppa Italia, UEFA Super Cup and even the Serie A.
Bernd Schneider is a decent star that made finals multiple times but he never lifted the title. He played in the Bundesliga, coming close in second place twice in 1999/2000 and 2001/2002; he played in the DFB Pokal, emerging runners up in 2001/02 and 2008/09, and he was in the team that reached the Champions League final in 2001/02 yet no single victory. He played at the FIFA World Cup in 2002 yet a silver medal. How unlucky he must feel. Luigi Di Biagio also has numerous runner up finishes with no major credit. Read the rest of this entry »