Mircea Lucescu spoke about the Dynamo transfers

Dynamo Head Coach Mircea Lucescu placeholder image He spoke about the situation with the players after the victory over Minai (4: 0) in the fourth round of the Ukrainian championship.

In terms of rotation, I try to keep the players on the same level of preparation and motivation, so that everyone is ready for the games. Of course, there is a difference between the players who started training with me and those who joined a little later.

– There have been reports that Duelund and Sol will be leaving the team, but today you gave them a chance. How would you rate your game?

– Probably the press knows better than I what is happening in the team. The problem is that they were not available to me at the beginning and during the training process, so I did not have time to understand what they could give the Dynamo in the future. We have a lot of players and this is a pretty difficult situation. Now there will be a game with “Gent”, after which we will see what to do next. I never kick the players out. But when there are between 27 and 28 people in training, it is very difficult. However, I try to change the drills to make it interesting for the players to train. Those guys who want to stay on the team and resist the competition naturally stick around. Those who want to play constantly, which I cannot guarantee, leave.

I know that the Ukrainian and Romanian press wrote about my conversation with Kravets, which is not true. He came to the Dynamo but then saw that there was a lot of competition and having received a good offer from Turkey, he decided to go back there. Therefore, we shook hands and parted in the same way. The same situation with Alibekov, who wanted to be closer to his family, and I gave the go-ahead for his transfer.

It is very important that the coach understands the player. I never hindered a player who wanted to leave, I did not close doors to anyone. A footballer’s career is very short, seven to eight years at a high level, so I don’t want to prevent anyone from continuing their career elsewhere.