FC Dinamo București has announced a three-year ban of defender Josué Homawoo, a surprising move that comes shortly after reports of a potential long-term contract deal between the player and the club.
The club released a brief statement confirming the ban, citing undisclosed disciplinary reasons. “FC Dinamo București has decided to suspend Josué Homawoo from all club activities for a period of three years. The decision follows internal investigations into matters that breach club policies. We will not comment further at this time.”
Homawoo, 25, joined Dinamo with high expectations and had been in discussions for a three-year contract extension following a string of strong performances. The ban effectively ends any prospect of that deal moving forward.
Fans and analysts have expressed shock at the decision, especially given Homawoo’s recent contributions on the field. The nature of the breach remains unknown, and neither the player nor his representatives have commented publicly.
The club has stated that it will continue to uphold its values and standards, regardless of a player’s profile or potential.
More details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
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