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There is a great chance that a new pole of power will appear on the Romanian football map, built on Romania’s most serious project in the last 30 years. The future is constantly growing, it has made a profit in recent years and could now move on to the next financial stage. Among other things, Gica Hagi managed to attract a sponsor like Petrom and now there are discussions with the owner of Mobexpert, Dan Şucu, who could buy some of the shares.
Gică Hagi managed to build the most serious and successful project in Romanian football in Ovidiu. The “king” built a club from scratch, based on the academy that bears his name, took it from the bottom, grew every year, took the title and, in just 11 years, became one of the important teams in the Liga 1. Now, Viitorul Constanţa could become a superpower in Romanian football.
The future is negotiating with investors and could become a new pole of power in Romanian football
Gica Hagi’s team has already established itself in the group of important Romanian football teams. But it could move on to the next stage, where it will become a superpower and a constant candidate for trophies. The stability shown by Viitorul, but also the seriousness with which they work on this project are two of the reasons why the club has become interesting both for the sponsors and for some Romanian businessmen. In fact, Gica Hagi has stated several times that he is willing to transfer part of the shares to investors who can take the club to the next level of performance.
Recently, information has emerged about the negotiations between Gică Hagi and businessman Dan Şucu, owner of Mobexpert, one of the most famous companies in Romania. The conversations were confirmed by both parties, although they half recognized it.
“I did not buy Viitorul shares, because something else might interest me. But there is no transaction. It may interest me, but it is not a discussion until I reach a conclusion ”, admitted the businessman.
“Of course, Mr. Şucu may be one of the potential future shareholders, but now I don’t know what his intentions are. He has to come to a conclusion, I hope this is positive and that he wants to join us,” said Gică Popescu, who holds the position of president of Viitorul.
Dan Şucu has an estimated fortune of approximately 125 million euros, built primarily from his activities in the furniture industry.
The future, a new pole of power. In the summer he managed to attract a super sponsor
The brand created by Gică Hagi at Ovidiu managed to attract major sponsors over time. Perhaps the most interesting hit was the contract Viitorul signed with Petrom. The OMV-owned company is among the largest in Romania and last year made a profit of around 750 million euros.
Petrom has moved away from Romanian soccer in recent years, especially after OMV bought the company, but Gica Hagi’s project convinced them to sign a sponsorship deal. It is proof that Viitorul is becoming an easy, but sure, superpower in Romanian football.
The contract between Viitorul and Petrom runs for a period of three years and the former Romanian champion receives one million euros for each season. It is one of the most consistent endorsement deals in Romanian football. Basically only FCSB receives more money from the main sponsor, 1.5 million euros per year.
Specialists confirm: the future may become a superpower in Romanian football
In an interview a year ago, Lorand Balint, a sports marketing specialist at Publicis Sports & Entertainment, states that Viitorul is beginning to develop into a team with fans across the country. Lorand Balint noted that Gică Hagi’s team is enjoying increasing support: “Viitorul Constanţa is a Romanian brand, which little by little occupies the territory left free by Steaua Bucureşti. The future begins to have fans all over the country”, said Lorand Balint, in an interview for Paginademedia.ro.
The future, a pole of power and financially
The team founded by Gica Hagi is among the most stable clubs in Romania. The “King” built a project in which he spent only what he could afford and relied primarily on the players he raised at the Academy. These things made Viitorul a milestone in Romanian football, from a financial point of view.
Over the past few years, Viitorul has consistently been profitable regardless of his place in the championship. Last year, the former Romanian champion made a gross profit of around two million euros, in a period when more and more clubs in Romania are experiencing financial problems.
But it’s the way that Gica Hagi sees and manages things in Viitorul. The team had total revenue of € 14.9 million, while expenses amounted to € 12.8 million. Now if he succeeds in attracting new investors, Gică Hagi would take the club to the next level and transform Viitorul into a Romanian football superpower.
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