Adrian Șut leaving FCSB?
Adrian Șut is attracting interest from clubs in the Arab region. Representatives of some clubs have inquired about his performances and the chances of acquiring him for a sum less than his release clause of 10 million euros. Last summer, Gigi Becali, FCSB's financier, was open to a transfer for 2 million euros, though initially asking for 2.5 million euros. However, this sum is no longer valid, and any offer now would need to exceed 2.5 million euros, potentially over 5 million euros if a transfer is agreed for less than the release clause.
Adrian Șut signed with Italian agent Federico Pastorello, who has facilitated significant transfers for Romanian football recently. This move suggests a potential transfer to the Italian league. Șut is currently valued at 3.8 million euros. Despite a recent injury, he is expected to return soon to play for FCSB.
Adrian Șut, who has been serving as the captain of FCSB in Darius Olaru's absence, is considered ready to pursue a move abroad in the upcoming transfer window. Although there were rumors last winter suggesting he was on the radar of several Turkish teams, he ultimately stayed with FCSB. His contract includes a release clause set at ten million euros, and specialized sites currently value him at 2.8 million euros. Claudiu Keșeru, a former champion of Romania with FCSB and now the sports director at FC Bihor, expressed his opinion that Șut has reached a level of performance that makes it an opportune time for him to advance in his career.
Gigi Becali mentioned that if the release clause for Șut, which is 10 million euros, is paid, he cannot do anything to stop the transfer.
Adrian Șut cannot leave FCSB without a release clause of ten million euros. Gigi Becali emphasized Șut's importance to the team, stating that he is the main piece and crucial to FCSB's gameplay. Becali mentioned his concern that someone might take Șut if the clause was only five million euros.
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