Mircea Lucescu (79 years old) has stayed longer on roads and planes lately. Vienna, Bucharest, Trnava, Bucharest and Bratislava again in just a few days.
The coach Mircea Lucescu is “in Charge” for good days! On June 5, the national team arrived in Vienna, on 7 played with Austria, and on 8 returned to Bucharest.
Mircea Lucescu's strength tour for national teams
The match with Cyprus followed on June 10 from the National Arena, and the next day the coach “flew” again from Bucharest, to Slovakia this time.
Last night he was at the debut match of the Under 21 national team, with Italy, from Trnava, he returned with federals to Brastislava, and today he returned to Bucharest.
Tomorrow night will be at the stadium at the first match of the Under 19 team at the European hosted by Bucharest, at the confrontation with Montenegro, which will be played on the “Arc de Triomphe”.
A day at Trnava, one in Bucharest and again in Bratislava
Then, Saturday morning, he will “take off” again at the “Henri Coandă” International Airport. The destination will also be Bratislava, where Daniel Pancu's “national” will play against Spain.
At this moment, it is not clear whether the coach will remain in Slovakia and for the host country, on June 17 or will return immediately after the duel with Spain in Bucharest.
Where they will attend two other team parties Under 19 with Spain (June 16) on the stadium in Voluntari and Denmark (June 19)also on the “Arc de Triomphe”.
Mircea Lucescu has written history in European football!
Mircea Lucescu, one of the most titled and respected coaches in Europe, has a remarkable career that extends over four decades.
After setting up a successful career as a player, Lucescu made the transition to coach, where he achieved notable results.
The coaching began in 1979, taking over the Romanian national for the first time between 1981-1986. QDuring this period, he managed to take Romania to the 1984 European Championship, from a group with Italy, Sweden, Czechoslovakia and Cyprus.
Throughout his career, Lucescu has trained prestigious teams in Europe, such as Inter Milan, Galatasaray, Shahtior Donetk, Beșiktaș, Zenit St. Petersburg and Dinamo Kiev.
It has accumulated over 30 national and international trophies, which has transformed the name of Mircea Lucescu into a symbol of excellence in European football.
The complete program of the matches in the “tricolor” group:
- Wednesday, June 11: Italy-Romania 1-0
- Saturday, June 14: Spain – Romania (Bratislava, 7:00 pm)
- Tuesday, June 17: Romania – Slovakia (Bratislava, 22:00)
