Dinamo Sports Complex

The grass is **natural**, cut short and striped. In the background, beyond the perimeter fence, a tall chimney painted in red and white bands rises into the sky, a reminder of the industrial district that surrounds the ground. This venue has seen the end of a clean-sheet run and the beginning of new chapters for local football. FC Dinamo București played here for decades, but their departure in 2022 shifted the character of the matches held within these walls. The atmosphere has changed, becoming quieter, more local. CS Dinamo București now uses the facility, and the stadium has become a place for reserve teams to develop before moving on. The stands are not vast, holding just over 15,000 spectators. The view from the stands is intimate, with the players only a few metres away. The track around the pitch means that the sound of the crowd is contained, bouncing off the concrete and the seats. The complex is scheduled for demolition in 2026, meaning these final seasons will be remembered for their nostalgia. The yellow seats will eventually fade, but the red remains. The track will be removed, but the ghosts of the athletes who once trained here remain.

The pitch sits beneath white poles for high jump and long jump, framing the goalmouth. A red running track separates the **natural grass** from the steep terraces, which are dominated by red seats with a single tier of yellow chairs above. A tall red and white chimney rises in the background, a reminder of the industrial district. The stadium holds just over 15,000 spectators, a capacity that makes the view from the stands intimate. The atmosphere is quieter now, as CS Dinamo București uses the facility while FC Dinamo București plays elsewhere. The complex is scheduled for demolition in 2026, meaning these final seasons will be remembered for their nostalgia.