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Three European clubs, interested in the Moldovan defender Oleg Reabciuk

After the formation of Bologna Calcio, two other clubs were interested in the services of Oleg Reabciuk. Prestigious French publication L'Équipe announces that the formation from Ligue 1, Strasbourg shows a special interest in the defender of the club Olympiacos and the national team of the Republic of Moldova, Oleg Reabciuk.

Last year, Strasbourg finished the season in 6th place in the French championship, and in this competitive edition, after 17 stages, the team is only in 19th place in the ranking.

At the same time, the Germans from VfB Stuttgart were also included in the race for the defender from the Republic of Moldova. After 15 rounds in the Bundesliga, VfB Stuttgart is in 16th place out of a total of 18 participating teams.

Radio Moldova recalls that the Italians from Bologna would be ready to pay 4 million euros for Reabciuk, while Olympiacos wants to receive 5 million in exchange for the player from the Republic of Moldova.

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