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PAOK Coach Lucescu: "We Are Improving and Must Continue Like This"
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PAOK Coach Lucescu: "We Are Improving and Must Continue Like This"

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • PAOK coach Razvan Lucescu stated the team is improving and needs to maintain focus.
  • He praised the fans for their impressive support during the match.
  • Lucescu emphasized the team's competitive spirit and the need to address areas for improvement.

PAOK coach Razvan Lucescu believes his team is on an upward trajectory, emphasizing the need for continued focus and improvement. Following a recent match, Lucescu acknowledged the team's progress, stating, "We are improving and we must continue like this."

We are improving and we must continue like this.

— Razvan LucescuLucescu commented on the team's current form and the need to maintain it.

Lucescu specifically lauded the home crowd, describing their support as "truly impressive." He noted that the team improved during the game, effectively waiting for and capitalizing on opportune moments, which he deemed crucial. While recognizing PAOK as a competitive unit, he also pointed out that there are still aspects requiring refinement.

The fans were truly impressive.

— Razvan LucescuLucescu praised the supporters for their impact during the match.

Comparing the performance to a previous match in Poland, Lucescu stated, "Today we played a better game than the first one in Poland." He stressed that the team must maintain its current momentum. Looking ahead, he indicated that the next opponent is secondary to the immediate task of recovery and preparation. "It's the same for us. Let's enjoy this night and tomorrow we will get into training and prepare for the next game."

Today we played a better game than the first one in Poland.

— Razvan LucescuLucescu compared the team's performance to a previous match.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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