“You should ambit the boys”

Iencsi's “tricolors” led until the 88th minute, when the Czechs equalized through Pikolon. The new Romanian U20 coach was satisfied with the game provided and identified a problem: many footballers do not play on their club teams. Iencsi also reminded his students that this selected represents a “trampoline” for any footballer.

Adrian Iencsi reacted after the debut of the U20 national: “Many who participated in the U19 tournament do not play in their teams”

“I can say that I am satisfied. I knew which team we meet. It's a team that risks a lot, play with an ultra-offensive pressing. It is really a team that can score many goals. They are very physically well, they have players. They play on their club teams.

I am satisfied with the players. We somehow changed in defense in the second half because I felt we had no freshness. We did well enough, we tried to close the spaces. I'm really happy with the boys.

I always had very talented players. Many who participated in the U19 tournament (no EURO U19) do not play in their teams. They should be encouraged and understand that this U20 national is a trampoline for them.

We still have very good matches with Germany and Portugal. I like it. Should ambit the boys. We managed to have two goals. We tried to keep the result, to hit the counterattack. Even though the Czechs were in the advantage, they were trying and should have been a little more attentive, ”Adrian Incsi said, according to digisport.ro.

The Romanian U20 lot for the October matches:

• Portarii: Codruț Sandu (Corvinul Hunedoara), Iustin Chirilă (Cluj University), Máté Simon (FK Csikszereda)

• Breasts: Ștefan Senciuc (ASA Tg. Mureș), David Irimia (Metaloglobus Bucharest), Mario Bărăitaru (CSM Slatina), Darius Fălcușan (Craiova University), Robert Bădescu (Rapid Bucharest), Emanuel Marincău (FSV Mainz 05 II / Germany), Filip Oprea ( (Greuther Furth II / Germany)

• Midsy: David Păcuraru (Concordia Chiajna), Rareș Pop (Rapid Bucharest), Luca Băsceanu (Craiova University), Robert Jălade (FC Sevilla / Spain), Tudor Neamțiu (F91 Dudelange / Luxembourg), Fabiano Cibi (CSC Dumbrăvița), David Matei (Craiova University), Remus Guța Voluntari), David Paraschiv (Ploiești Petrol)

• Attackers: Rotund River (Unirea Slobozia), David Barbu (UTA), Jason Kodor (Lecce / Italy), Patrick Dulcea (Unirea Slobozia)

Romania U20 program in Elite League

• October 13, 2025: Czech Republic – Romania

• November 14, 2025: Germany – Romania

• November 17, 2025: Portugal – Romania

• March 27, 2026: Romania – Poland

• March 31, 2026: Switzerland – Romania