Saj Hagijev klub je predlani zmagal ligo, potem ko so se leto prej združili s Farulom in prevzeli njihovo ime ter mesto v ligi, Hagi je pa iz Viitorula "prenesel" svojo akademijo.
Drugače bi ta ekipa bila super ideja za FM save, ker imajo akademijo in bi se dalo verjetno hitro kaj narediti z njimi tudi v Evropi. Ali pa mogoče prebujenje spečega leva Dinamo Bukarešte. Sploh če bodo znova izpadli iz lige. Itak imam pa teh idej več kot pa časa, da bi jih uresničil.
Berem zdaj malo zgodovino. Pravi balkanski mutni poslovi.
When it became clear that bankruptcy was unavoidable, a group of Farul supporters organized as the Farul Supporters Association and moved quickly to continue the tradition of Farul Constanța. They founded Supporter Spirit Club Farul Constanța on 8 August 2016 to assure Farul's football continuity and avoid missed seasons.[12]
The new club retained Farul's white-and-blue colors and adopted its old logo with Constanța's lighthouse, the Black Sea and a seagull in flight. The team was enrolled in the Constanța County series of Liga IV in time for the 2016–17 season.[10] Farul won their series, recording 32 victories in 34 games and scored 135 goals while allowing 14.[13] The Sailors then won the promotion play-off 8–2 on aggregate against Tulcea County champions Pescărușul Sarichioi, and were promoted to Liga III. In the summer of 2017, Petre Grigoraș was named the new coach and important players were transferred. Farul was promoted at the end of the 2017–18 season after a tough fight against Progresul Spartac București, with whom they were tied until the season's final matches.[14]
In the summer of 2018, former Romanian international footballer Ciprian Marica bought the Farul Constanța brand for €49,150 (228,892 RON).[15] The move sparked a brief conflict between Marica and Farul supporters, despite Marica's claim to have attempted a dialogue with SSC Farul's leadership; Marica formed a new team, FC Farul Constanța, and enrolled it in Liga IV.[16] Marica and the supporters reached an agreement, with the ex-footballer announcing that he would take over SSC Farul; the Liga IV team would be the club's reserve team, and the brand would be transferred to the Liga II side.[17] Marica announced his plans for the club in his first press conference as Farul's owner, including promotion back to Liga I by 2020 and slowly building a team for the European competitions and league title.[18]
Gheorghe Hagi (owner and founder of Viitorul Constanța), Viitorul chair Gheorghe Popescu, and Marica announced at a 21 June 2021 press conference that their teams had merged. The club which would continue in Liga I would be Farul, and Viitorul virtually disappeared in the merger. Farul would play its home matches at Viitorul Stadium, since the old Farul Stadium would be undergoing renovation.[19][20][21]
