"Respect all countries": Dynamo extraperin
Mircha Lucescu after leaving Kyiv Dynamo stated that the coaching career did not complete the coaching career, and the decision did not refine the rest of half a year of the contract with the people of Kiev was emotional because "he never lost in his life in three matches in his life. " Romanian specialist told about it in a comment to the Russian "Sport-Express". According to Lucescu, a month ago, Dynamo had a break from Shakhtar, but "later, unfortunately, what happened.
" "It is extremely difficult to play football without fans, financial support, sponsors, advertising. To perform only young people from the Academy," quoted the Russian publication. "In any case, I tried to keep football in my life. " Lucescu said that he had suggestions from other teams, and that he is feeling well and psychologically well.
When asked whether he could return to the Russian Federation, Lucescu replied that it was not so much time since he left the Zenith and that in a month to decide on his future. "I can say that I respect all countries," he said. Lucescu also noted the success of his former colleague Sergei Semak, who headed the St. Petersburg team after him, and complained that "such a beautiful team cannot perform in the European Cups because of this situation.
" "I hope that it will end soon, they will play with the fans in Ukraine, the Russian Federation will return to a speech in Europe, in general, everything will come to normal," the quote quotes. According to Lucescu, he maintains relationships with some of his former wards, among others and with Anatoly Tymoschuk. He also mentioned that he attended the match with the participation of Zenit in 2019, when the Russian team played with Fenerbachce.