Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB, disclosed that he had received a substantial offer of ten million euros for his striker, Daniel Bîrligea. Although Becali did not reveal the name of the team, sportpesurse.ro suggested that the offer came from Al-Sharjah, a team coached by Cosmin Olăroiu and located in the Gulf region. To secure Bîrligea, the Gulf team would need to increase the offer to 15 million euros, which is the release clause for the striker. Becali expressed his disinterest in the current offer, indicating that he had received an offer but was not interested.

Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB, disclosed that he had received an offer of ten million euros for Daniel Bîrligea from a club in the Gulf region. Nevertheless, he turned down the offer and demanded 25 million euros, noting that the player has a release clause of 15 million euros. Despite the opportunity for a two million euro salary in the Gulf, Gică Craioveanu recommended that Bîrligea remain in Europe to further his development and only consider a move to the Arab region when he reaches the age of 28. Craioveanu highlighted that staying at FCSB would be advantageous for Bîrligea's career and the national team.

Daniel Bîrligea, who scored 11 goals in 19 matches for FCSB, including three in the Europa League, has caught the attention of a club in the Middle East. Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB, revealed that he had received an offer of 10 million euros for the striker. However, he indicated that he would not settle for just 10 million euros, as Bîrligea's release clause is set at 15 million euros. Becali expressed his desire for 25 million euros but acknowledged the existence of the release clause. He also remarked that if someone were to pay 15 million euros for Bîrligea, they would likely propose a salary of two million euros as well.

Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB, expressed his delight with Daniel Bîrligea's performances and jokingly said he was considering increasing the player's release clause. He mentioned that if he were at a big club, he would pay Bîrligea's current release clause of 15 million euros. Becali also speculated about possibly setting a release clause of 50 million euros, comparing Bîrligea to players valued at 80, 100, or 120 million euros. Additionally, he hinted at potential team formations involving Bîrligea alongside other strong attackers.