In his childhood years he was mentioned Razvan Lutsescu In the middle of his homeland and revealed a terrible moment with his father, Mircea Lutsescu, after bad grades he received at school.
Razvan Lutsescu was also invited to give advice to Romanian players trying to achieve the professional level of the sport.
Lutsescu’s statements
“I went to school at Vasile Alecsandri. I have an interesting story. I was in the 8th grade, it was the year of exams. Towards the end of the first quarter, my mother went to the Parents Assembly and learned that I had some bad grades.
They were due to my behavior. During the lesson, I put a clock beating, supplementing albums, and they caught me. After the match against Italy, 0-0 in Florence, my father returned home and learned the whole story.
He entered the room, I was in the office and I did my lessons. He, with his hands in the pockets, was walking calmly from the door to the window. I was expecting to get angry, to scold me, but he did not raise his voice at all.
We had a ten -minute discussion. There could be no more effective, better and more animated discussion than her. This was left to me: “First, you are ashamed of me. Secondly, if you really want to achieve something in life, you have to learn to work and respect others.” That was left to me. I have him in front of my eyes. “
About what a Romanian footballer needs to do to succeed abroad: “Great power for battle, because the Romanian player gives up very quickly. Never give up. To constantly put pressure on the coach. When you see that you give everything, the coach begins to wonder, “Am I wrong with him?” He will then be ready for the moment he is given the opportunity.
Second, to be ready to work with and without the ball. If it is not used to it, then to train, to give it everything for the team. A coach, when he sees that the player puts aside his personal interest, will appreciate and use him because he sees he is fighting for the team.
And third, never give up and be influenced by criticism. But this is associated with the first point. And one more thing, without learning the language, you cannot be accepted by the whole. You have to learn to adjust and integrate. The mentality and education have completely changed. “