Mircea Lucescu is desperate before the matches with Austria and Cyprus: “Give me solutions”
The coach of the Romanian national team, Mircea Lucescu (79 years old), said yesterday, at the launch of a sports training center, that he is affected by the many medical problems existing on the national team, before the games with Austria and Cyprus, on June 7 and 10.
“If the whole championship was at the quality of the play-off matches, I think we would take a step forward. They are the most important matches and each of the teams can win or lose. It's an extraordinary balance”, Said Lucescu.
“Of course, Romanian football is much slower than in the rest of Europe. I do not want to discuss with how many seconds, I can discuss about the number of average passes, which is around three passes, then I lose the ball. It can be seven, it can be one. In western Europe they reach the average and eight steps without losing the ball, which means an extraordinary dynamics. I know an angle of play, a perfect technique, in very difficult conditions, on very restricted spaces, I can control it“, Added” Il Luce “.
The technician was also worried about the large number of players of the national team during the recovery period. “Give me solutions to recover some players. That's the whole problem. Let's see what will happen“, The coach asked.
He praised the initiative to build modern children's training centers, but specifying that they must be accessible in disadvantaged environments. Elite Skills Arena inaugurated, at the Sema Park in Bucharest, a modern training center, based on technology and intended for the preparation of athletes of all ages.
The launch event was attended by the coach of the national football team of Romania, Mircea Lucescu, the president of the National Sport Agency, Bogdan Matei, representatives of the Romanian Football Federation, the former international Florin Răducioiu and three players of the FCSB team, the champion of Titre and the day leader from the Super Lixandru, Vlad.
