Season 86 has come to a close for the Cordurea Spartans, and what a ride it's been. Competing in the newly entered Romanian League 2.8, the Spartans battled through a tough campaign, ultimately finishing 8th in the standings. While not the dream position, it was a respectable performance given the level of competition and the learning curve of a new division.
With relegation looming, the Spartans were forced into the play-off stage, where they found their rhythm in spectacular fashion. Facing off against third-division teams, Cordurea Spartans dominated their group, securing three wins, a staggering 25 goals scored, and conceding just one goal. A powerful statement of intent from a squad that refused to back down.
This season also marked a bittersweet moment in the club’s history: the retirement of Fabian Ivanescu, the first player to hang up his skates in the team’s journey so far. A key figure both on and off the ice, Ivanescu leaves behind a legacy of commitment and grit. The entire club wishes him the very best in his next chapter.
Looking forward, the Spartans are building for the future. The club proudly announced the signing of Vlad Sandu, a young and promising coach who brings fresh energy and tactical insight. His vision aligns with the team’s ambitions, and fans are eager to see his impact in Season 87.
Financially, it’s been a standout year. Despite the league struggles, the club posted a profit of over €1.8 million, a remarkable achievement. Management has confirmed plans to reinvest this windfall into stadium upgrades and a strengthened youth development system, laying the groundwork for long-term success.
While Season 86 came with its share of trials, the Cordurea Spartans emerge stronger, smarter, and more determined than ever. With fresh leadership, strong financial backing, and a commitment to growth, the Spartans are ready to charge into the next season — and beyond.
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