Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) has added to their team by signing Romanian winger Alexandru Băluță. The 31-year-old comes in as a free agent after leaving FCSB, one of the best teams in Romania’s SuperLiga. Băluță has played at clubs like Universitatea Craiova Slavia Prague and Puskás Akadémia showing how good he is on the wing. With eight caps playing for Romania, he brings lots of experience to the MLS team.
- Băluță joins LAFC as a free agent after departing from FCSB.
- He has previously played for Universitatea Craiova, Slavia Prague, and Puskás Akadémia.
- Băluță has eight international caps for Romania.
Băluță’s Impact on LAFC
Băluță coming to Los Angeles FC is his first time playing in Major League Soccer where everyone thinks he’ll do really good right away. They signed him to make their attack better. In a league that’s known for being really fast and competitive Băluță’s experience will probably help a lot. Getting him on the team shows LAFC wants to get better and do well in MLS.
🇷🇴 Sources: LAFC sign Romanian winger Alexandru Băluță.
Băluță, 31, was a free agent after leaving FCSB. He has 8 caps with Romania. https://t.co/u96g8NEfQA
— Tom Bogert (@tombogert)
August 26, 2025
International Talent in MLS
Băluță coming to LAFC is like what lots of other MLS teams are doing, getting players from other countries to make their teams better. Teams like Vancouver Whitecaps and Atlanta United are all trying different things to win. Everyone’s gonna watch how Băluță does especially with all the changes in the league and big names maybe coming like Kevin De Bruyne possibly going to Chicago Fire.
LAFC’s Ambitions and Future Prospects
LAFC getting Băluță shows they really want to build a team that can win in MLS. Getting experienced players from other countries like Băluță shows what kind of team they wanna be. As MLS gets bigger LAFC is doing good things in the transfer market that should help them win more games.
To learn more about what LAFC is doing and which players they’re getting, check out their official channels and keep up with what’s happening in Major League Soccer.
