“It’s irresponsible! The only thing that can be guaranteed in life is that we die”. Loti Boloni, philosophical reaction about Mircea Lucescu and the chances of Romania qualifying for the 2026 World Cup

Loti Boloni came up with a philosophical reaction regarding Mircea Lucescu and the possibility of Romania’s national team qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.

Ladislau Boloni is of the opinion that the two successes of the “tricolors” in the games with Kosovo, score 3-0, and Lithuania, score 3-1, will motivate the selector Mircea Lucescu to bring back the first representative in the second echelon of the League of Nations.

Loti Boloni does not believe that Mircea Lucescu can qualify Romania for the 2026 World Cup

On the other hand, the ex Romania’s selector does not believe that the Romanian national team can be guaranteed qualification for the World Cup in 2026, despite the qualities that Mircea Lucescu has.

“I am happy for the success of his work. I believe that the Federation made the best decision for the proposed objective, qualification for the World Championship. However, I cannot guarantee that Mircea Lucescu will qualify for the national team.

Only one thing can be guaranteed in life, that we die once. That’s it! Not even God can guarantee that Romania will qualify for the World Cup.

If you are the selector of the Romanian national team, it is irresponsible to guarantee qualification for the World Cup. I don’t say ordinary slogans, good for article titles, I say what I feel.

I can say, however, that for the Romanian national team, Lucescu’s solution is very good. Lucescu’s mission is to work well, like the mission of all coaches,” said Loti Boloni, according to Fans.

Ladislau Boloni was impressed by the game played by the “tricolors” in the confrontation with Kosovo

Later, Ladislau Boloni, left free of contract after the separation from Metz, praised the performance of the “tricolors” in the match with the national team from Kosovosaying that Mircea Lucescu’s students had a more solid game in the match in Pristina compared to the one played at the Steaua arena with Lithuania.

“It was as if in the 3-0 victory in Kosovo the team was more solid than in the match against Lithuania. Anyway, these matches are extremely useful for the future. The fact that we don’t meet strong national teams is good for us.

In order to build, you need flair, experience, knowledge, which Mircea indisputably has, but you also need success to have arguments with the players and the players with the public.

In conclusion, the two victories are useful in the mission to push the national team to the level at which Romanian football must be.

Normally, Romania’s national team is not at the level of Lithuania, I don’t want to offend, but I think our level is higher than the penultimate category in the League of Nations. In Europe we have another word to say”, Loti Boloni also said, according to the previously cited source.