What the State Owes to the European and World Champions of Romania. The First Are Two Years Unpaid, What David Popovici Says
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Several sportsmen, coaches and federation officials have revealed that the state has paid only the bonuses for the performances of the Paris Olympic Games in the summer of 2024, and the authorities claim that "the impossibility of making payments is determined by the lack of the necessary budgetary funds and approved budgetary provisions". Article What the state owes to the European and world champions of Romania. The first ones have been unpaid…
Romanian athletes continue to get results at the biggest international competitions, but the money they should receive from the state is late. The National Agency for Sport (ANS) has accumulated surpluses in recent years, and the sum reaches about 170 million lei. From 2024 until now, the first ones have been paid ... The Romanian sportsmen who get medals at the big competitions still await the first promised by the state. ANS has debts of tens …
David Popovici (22 years old) is one of the athletes who have not received their medals from the National Agency for Sport. The debt to athletes and coaches amounts to about 32 million euros and represents the prizes for the poor performance obtained in the important competitions from 2024 until the first part of this year. [...]
Although we have athletes who rank in leading positions at the biggest sports competitions, ANS is late with premium payments. Huge debts collected from 2024 to today
The National Agency for Sport (ANS) has accumulated debts worth 170 million lei, equivalent to about 32 million euros, to Romanian performance athletes and their technical teams. The amounts are the first unpaid for the top results (places 1-6) obtained at world championships, Europeans and other major competitions, from 2024 to the present. ...
The National Agency for Sport (ANS) has debts of 170 million lei, equivalent to about 32 million euros, to Romanian athletes and their coaches. It is about debts to members of staff and athletes who have ranked in leading positions (between one and six) in the world championships, Europeans or other important competitions that took place from 2024 until the first part of this year. According to several athletes, coaches and officials of the fede…
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