“He told me it was his choice”

Article by Sergiu Alexandru – Published on Thursday, 09 May 2024, 16:38 / Updated on Thursday, 09 May 2024 16:57

Rapid is getting closer to naming his new coach. Dan Șucu remained faithful to the idea of appointing a foreign coach.

Being on the books to take over the coaching position at Rapid, Marius Șumudică, who recently met with the majority shareholder from Giulesti, revealed that he told him today that he will not install him in the summer, but will go to a foreigner. Which means that the Mircea Lucescu version did not materialize either.

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“I thank the management of Rapid for thinking of me and I wish them success in the next season! As you know, I was requested and I met with Mr. Dan Șucu the other day for a concrete discussion. I received with pleasure the good impressions that Mr. Șucu expressed about me in the media.

Regarding the subject of the possibility for me and my staff to take over the technical management of Rapid, I was informed at that meeting that I will be informed today about the decision of the club’s management. This happened. Mr. Șucu thanked me and informed me that it was decided to install a foreign coach.

I want to thank Mr. Șucu for the appreciation, the management of Rapid for thinking of me, the people in football for the nice words, trust and the supporters of Rapid for their support. Out of respect for everyone, I wanted to clear things up officially. In conclusion, I want to wish the team success in the next season!” said Dan Șucu’s message, according to digisport.ro.

According to the information obtained by GSP, Rapid will announce the new coach immediately after the end of the season, during a press conference organized after the match with FCSB in the 10th stage. Thus, the white-cherries will officially have a new “principal” starting on May 20.