Gigi Becali has reportedly approved goalkeeper Lukas Zima's loan to Hermannstadt, but the move is not yet official. According to Prosport, Mihai Stoica, chairman of the board at FCSB, opposed the transfer because he is not convinced that the young goalkeeper chosen by Gigi Becali can handle the pressure of the last matches of the regular season.

A potential agreement is in place for FC Hermannstadt to acquire goalkeeper Lukas Zima from FCSB. In addition, sources within FC Hermannstadt have revealed to Sport.ro that the club's management and technical staff are also considering acquiring another player from the Romanian champions. This would be a player who is not necessarily part of the regular match plans and whom the Bucharest team might be willing to release, even before the summer.

Claudiu Rotaru, Hermannstadt's financier, has confirmed discussions with Gigi Becali about a potential loan for Lukáš Zima. Zima is a 32-year-old Czech Republic national and the third-choice goalkeeper at FCSB. The move is being considered because Hermannstadt's primary goalkeeper, Cătălin Căbuz, sustained an injury that will sideline him for several weeks. Rotaru stated that he is awaiting Becali's decision on a proposed loan that would last until the summer, after which further talks could occur. He also expressed his belief that Zima would be interested in the transfer to receive more playing time, noting the transfer window closes on the 9th. Zima, who has 15 caps for the Czech Republic U21 team, joined FCSB in January 2025 and has made four appearances in the SuperLiga this season. His contract is valid until June 2028, and his market value is €850k, according to Transfermarkt.