Mircea Lucescu's relative went to Bucharest to pay his respects, but returned » What is the reason
Article by Adrian Duţă – Published Saturday, April 11, 2026, 11:30 / Updated Saturday, April 11, 2026 11:44
Alexandru Boc left Oradea for the capital on Wednesday, but returned to Deva on the way. The reason? The pain was too much and he couldn't accept that his friend had died. He said he would light a candle for her in the coming weeks.
Alexandru Boc, after the death of Mircea Lucescu: “I couldn't accept it. This year we celebrated our day together”
“On Wednesday I tried to leave for Bucharest, but I returned to Deva, because I couldn't accept. This year we celebrated our day together. He helped me enormously in life. In two weeks I will be on my way to Bucharest and I will surely go to light a candle for him.
Unfortunately, we have to comment on an extremely sad event for everyone, attention, everyone, not only Romania! I have so many memories… How could it not deserve national mourning? No discussion. Have you watched all the stadiums in Europe, what happened there? It is recognized as a value throughout Europe”, said Alexandru Boc, according to digisport.ro.
Alexandru Boc and Mircea Lucescu were teammates at Dinamo and at the national team. Boc played in “Ștefan cel Mare” from 1967 to 1969, and scored 6 matches for Romania.
Alexandru Boc, present on the set of the “Friends of Ovidiu” show. PHOTO: Cristi Preda (GSP.RO)
The unparalleled career of Mircea Lucescu
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Mircea Lucescu took his first steps in football at Dinamo Bucharest, the team with which he has spent most of his career. He also performed at Știința Bucharest and Corvinul Hunedoara.
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As a player, he won 7 championship titles and a Romanian Cup, all with Dinamo.
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Throughout his coaching career, he trained Corvinul, the Romanian national team, Dinamo, Pisa, Brescia, Reggiana, Rapid, Inter, Galatasaray, Beşiktaş, Shakhtior, Zenit, the Turkish national team and Dinamo Kiev.
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He won 36 trophies in his career as a technician: 9 times the championship of Ukraine, 8 times the Ukrainian Cup, 7 times the Ukrainian Supercup, 3 times the Romanian Cup, 2 times the Romanian championship, 2 times the Turkish championship, as well as the UEFA Cup, the European Super Cup, the Russian Super Cup and the Anglo-Italian Cup.
