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'''Trabantul Bucuresti''' is a romanian football club in the VII.525 division that has set as a goal to help small countries develop by training their defenders. Trabantul has some of the greatest young talents in defense from low-user countries such as Barbados, Mongolia, Oman and Benin.
'''Trabantul Bucuresti''' is a [[Romanian]] team managed by [[bujie]], that was founded on 2-06-2009. The club currently plays in the VII.525 division. The manager hat has set as a goal to help small countries develop by training their rare defenders. Trabantul has some of the greatest young talents in defense from low-user countries such as Barbados, Benin, Maldives, Mongolia, Oman and Syria. Although the finances were never good enough, the club pulled off some outstanding transfers in a short time, managing to bring to the team some of the greatest defenders ever from these countries. The purpose of all this is to get these young stars the proper training from an early age, with a small stamina and make sure that they reach their [[U20]] teams and, later on, their national squads.


[[Category:Romanian Clubs]]
[[Category:Romanian Clubs]]

Revision as of 17:23, 31 March 2010

Trabantul Bucuresti is a Romanian team managed by bujie, that was founded on 2-06-2009. The club currently plays in the VII.525 division. The manager hat has set as a goal to help small countries develop by training their rare defenders. Trabantul has some of the greatest young talents in defense from low-user countries such as Barbados, Benin, Maldives, Mongolia, Oman and Syria. Although the finances were never good enough, the club pulled off some outstanding transfers in a short time, managing to bring to the team some of the greatest defenders ever from these countries. The purpose of all this is to get these young stars the proper training from an early age, with a small stamina and make sure that they reach their U20 teams and, later on, their national squads.