Bath City are trying to find a home for Florin Pelacaci and his family in a bid to persuade the Romanian to stay on Twerton Park.

Pelacaci should be available for Saturday's game against Basingstoke Town after flying home in midweek for his son's birthday.

City are keen to use some of the money raised from their FA Cup run to keep the midfielder – who has played in the top flight in Romania and Hungary – at the club, at least for the next three months.

But he also has an offer from a team in his homeland and trained with League 1 club Exeter City last week.

However, manager Adie Britton said: "Florin is looking to make an agreement with us.

"He has the offers from Exeter and the Romanian club but it all depends on what he wants to do – does he want to continue as a full-time footballer or does he want to play part-time and go into teaching?

"We are looking for accommodation in the city for Florin, his wife and his son, and if we can find that then there is every possibility he will accept our deal."