The Frenchman has left Sheffield Wednesday after two years without a game for the club.
Sheffield Wednesday defender Claude Dielna left the club earlier this week, heading to Romania on a loan deal until the end of the season.
The Frenchman has joined Dinamo Bucharest, who are managed by former Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu, after falling out of favour at Hillsborough.
He spoke to the press in Romania today about his move. Talking to DigiSport he expressed his joy at the thought of playing regular football yet again after his time on the fringes with the Owls:
“It’s OK. I spoke with (Adrian) Mutu and to sign the latest contract with Dinamo. It will be a loan for six months.
“Dinamo is a great club, I know. Romanian football suits me, here is a good championship. I’ve heard positive things.
“Dinamo lost future, but now we must focus on the future, on the next matches. I am a positive man.”
Claude Dielna – Sheffield Wednesday
Dielna joined the club in the summer of 2014 from French side Ajaccio and was initially a first-team player.
However, after playing 25 times in his first season at the club, he did not play at all last season and hadn’t featured this under the management of Carlos Carvalhal.
He spent time out on loan with Slovan Bratislava last season and will now be hoping to have a positive impact during his time in the Romanian capital.
His contract at Sheffield Wednesday expires in the summer so it is likely the last Dielna is seen with the Owls.
He can at least always have the memory of a last-minute winner against Blackburn Rovers in December 2014.
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