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2021

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  17.06.2021 Bucharest: Rapid’s stadium impressive but still late

  It was supposed to be a Euro 2020 training venue but even the extra year wasn’t enough. Now Rapid has to look for alternative home, proper inauguration is expected in autumn.

2019

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  25.03.2019 Bucharest: Goodbye, Giulești

  Legendary second stand is no more, just like the iconic tower from 1939. The main stand is the next to go, while construction of new Rapid stadium is still pending planning permission. With 14 months until opening, there's not enough time to deliver all of the project ahead of Euro 2020.

2018

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  02.11.2018 Bucharest: Contractor selected for new Giulești

  Three companies have joined forces to deliver the new Rapid Bucuresti stadium, training venue of Euro 2020. There's very little time left, but the price still stayed within set limits.

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  14.04.2018 New design: Easy, it's only a training stadium

  With Euro 2020 coming ever closer Romania is speeding up the preparation process. New Rapid stadium may only be a secondary venue and serve training purposes, but it needs to be built in time nevertheless.

2015

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  26.11.2015 Bucharest: Three stadium projects confirmed

  New sports minister confirmed that three major stadium of Bucharest will be reconstructed before Euro 2020. Impressive rendering? Don’t believe it, reality won’t be that amazing.

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  19.11.2015 Bucharest: Rapid’s new stadium? We’ve seen it somewhere

  Rapid Bucharest reportedly submitted plans for a new 18,000 stadium. Except that we’ve seen the rendering depicting some other ground…

2014

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  28.11.2014 Bucharest: Euro 2020 to become a relief to top clubs?

  As every host city, Bucharest needs to supply secondary stadiums for training needs. Nominations were handed over to three big club stadia, which are now in despair.

2013

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  21.04.2013 Bucharest: Dinamo and Rapid stadiums need to be closed?

  National football federation president claims many stadia across Romania require closing and thorough renovations. He names Dinamo and Rapid as such cases, though not hearing approval from Dinamo, as Mediafax informs.