Romanian striker Adrian Mutu has revealed that he could have won the Ballon d’Or during his career. Adrian Mutu made this known in a chat withItalian news portal Correire dello Sport. According to him, he could have made different decisions but he would rather not dwell on the past.
Romania as a country is not popularly known for breeding top players but when it does, the player would surely make headlines either as a sublime talent, a temperamental player, or a stubborn one. The country has a long history of producing talented players but they would end up having some of these career-disturbing traits.
Players like Nicolae Dobrin (in the ’70s), Ilie Balaci (in the ’80s), and Gheorghe Hagi who played for the country in the’ 90s were all Romanian superstars and will all live long in the memory of Romanian fans as some of their best players. Read the rest of this entry »
When Adrian Mutu signed for Chelsea in 2003, he was tipped for great things and was also expected to hit the ground running at Stanford Bridge. He did his best in his first few games as he also scored a brace against London rivals Tottenham Hotspur to take his tally to four goals in just his first three outings.
Just a few fans would remember Adrian Mutu as a former Premier League player, or as one who donned the famous Blue shirt of Chelsea Football Club. The former striker was prolific on his day but could not live up to expectations and ended up having an unfulfilling career.
Ex-Chelsea forward has come out to say that Jose Mourinho can’t handle players and only looks for himself.Adrian Mutu has lashed out at Mourinho, former Chelsea, on his coaching duties at the Stamford Bridge, saying that the Portuguese is selfish.
Premier League side, Chelsea, have made a swap offer for West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice. According to reports in England, The Blues offered Belgian striker Michy Batshuayi and English midfielder Ross Barkley to West Ham in a possible £80million deal for Rice.
Chelsea and France forward Olivier Giroud has opened up on why he decided to extend his contract with the Blues. He claimed that God wanted him to stay at Stamford Bridge, amid the outbreak of the Covid19 pandemic.
Adrian Mutu, the Romanian football player-coach and a former player have opened up about his self-isolation. He has been in isolation with his family since days and is trying to protect himself and his family as much as possible, amidst the increasing panic created by the spread of corona virus, the life taking pandemic. The U21 coach says that he is enjoying this time and is trying to get engaged in more useful things.
During isolation, he has prepared himself to read and study football and spends a lot of his time in Gym. He said that he has been in contact with his acquaintances in Italy where the number of affected is more than any existing country and had reported that he had talked with his kith’s there and the situation has turned dramatically in the country. However, things will turn for good, the player affirmed. The 41-year-old, Romanian Youth team coach was also considered by the Turk’s in preparing a supporting video for a public campaign about the corona virus pandemic along with the other supporting footballers and coaches including Roberto Mancini.
Borussia Dortmund singed Emre Can on loan on deadline day and now it is left for the Germany international to prove his worth and force a permanent move after it has become clear that Maurizio Sarri does not fancy him.
With Juventus first match without the German against Fiorentina, it will be interesting to see if they end up missing him in any way. Adrian Mutu is also going to be on the lookout for the battle between two teams dear to his heart.
Read the rest of this entry »Current Al Wahda reserve coach Adrian Mutu is being said to owe English Premier League side Chelsea a total sum of 17 million euros.
The Romanian got himself into a back and forth row with the Blues upon leaving the club and his failure to secure a reasonable deal at the European Court for Human Rights has seen him being ordered to pay such an outrageous amount.
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