Real Madrid C.F. has reacted with sadness to the death of Mircea Lucescu, the former national team head coach of Romania, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 80.
Lucescu was a highly respected figure in European football, having managed numerous clubs across the continent during his long and distinguished career. His managerial journey included stints with top teams such as Inter Milan and Galatasaray S.K., where he earned recognition for his experience and leadership.
In a statement released on its official website, Real Madrid expressed deep regret over his passing and extended condolences to those affected by the loss.
“Real Madrid C.F., its president, and its Board of Directors deeply regret the passing of Mircea Lucescu, who was the national coach of Romania and Turkey,” the club said.
The Spanish giants also conveyed their sympathy to Lucescu’s family, colleagues, former clubs, and loved ones, honoring his legacy in the world of football.
“Real Madrid wishes to express its condolences and its love and affection to his family, his colleagues, his clubs, and all his loved ones. Rest in peace.”
Lucescu’s death marks the end of an era for European football, with many remembering him for his contributions to the game and his influence across multiple leagues and national teams.
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