The 2019–20 season was the 71st season in Dinamo București's history, all of them played in the top-flight of Romanian football. Dinamo competed in Liga I and in the Cupa României. Facts and events On 3 June 2019, head coach Mircea Rednic was sacked due to poor results. On the same day, the club announced the new coach, Eugen Neagoe. Also before the start of the season, Florin Prunea was named general manager of the club. During the match against Universitatea Craiova, head coach Eugen Neagoe suffered a heart attack. He was rushed to the ambulance and resuscitated, then he was taken to Floreasca Hospital where he was stabilised. Neagoe was advised by doctors to take a break in the coming period and the assistant coach Sebastian Moga led the team against CFR Cluj. Then, for the matches against Academica Clinceni and Poli Iași, Moga was assisted by Iulian Mihăescu. On 12 August, Dinamo announced the separation from Neagoe. The next day, the Czech manager Dušan Uhrin Jr. was installed as head coach. Seven months later, Dinamo and Uhrin reached an agreement to end mutually the contract. In 23 games in Liga I with Uhrin in charge, Dinamo won nine and lost ten. On 11 March, Adrian Mihalcea was appointed as the new head coach of Dinamo. Dinamo's return after a three-month suspension due to coronavirus was postponed. The first two games that Dinamo should have played at the restart were rescheduled when Dinamo's kitman tested positive for the coronavirus and the entire team was quarantined. Mihalcea began his tenure with four losses in the first four games in charge and Dinamo reached bottom in the championship. On 5 July, Dinamo won against Academica Clinceni and hauled themselves off the bottom position but stayed in the relegation zone. The next game ended in a draw, at home, against Politehnica Iași. Thus, Mihalcea was sacked, after only seven games in charge. Gheorghe Mulțescu came back as Dinamo's head coach, for the fourth time. Dinamo was again affected by coronavirus. Six players tested positive on 16 July and the entire team was again quarantined for five days, until the next set of tests. Other four players tested positive the next two days. On 22 July, the number of infected players rose to 18. On 6 August, the Liga I season was frozen and Dinamo didn't play all its postponed games, finishing the