Romania coach Mircea Lucescu has been hospitalised after falling ill before a training session, ruling him out of the team's trip to Slovakia for a friendly match. The 80-year-old coach was taken to hospital after complaining of feeling unwell during a meeting. The Romanian Football Federation has confirmed the news, wishing Lucescu a speedy recovery.
Romania coach Mircea Lucescu has been hospitalised after falling ill before a training session, according to the Romanian Football Federation (FRF). The 80-year-old coach was taken to hospital after complaining of feeling unwell during a meeting before a training session on Sunday.
The news comes as a shock to the Romanian football community, with Lucescu being a highly respected figure in the sport. The FRF has confirmed that Lucescu will not be able to join the team for their friendly match against Slovakia, which is scheduled to take place soon.
Lucescu's hospitalisation has raised concerns about his health, and the FRF has wished him a speedy recovery. The coach's condition is currently being monitored by medical professionals, and an update on his health is expected in the coming days.
The news of Lucescu's hospitalisation has thrown Romania's preparations for the friendly match against Slovakia into disarray. The team will now have to adapt to a new coach for the match, which could affect their performance. Despite this, the FRF has confirmed that the match will go ahead as scheduled.
The Romanian Football Federation has asked fans to respect Lucescu's privacy during this time and to wish him a speedy recovery. The federation has also confirmed that they will provide updates on Lucescu's condition as more information becomes available.
