Charalambous: “Very excited to be here – I single out Constantelias, I think he will be transferred immediately”

His former footballer PAOKwhose jersey he had worn between 2005 and 2008, o Ilias Charalambous returns to Thessaloniki as an opponent.

Her Cypriot coach Steaua Bucharest he said he was excited to be in the city at the press conference for tomorrow’s Europa League match, while referring to the presence of Bekali in the match as well as Constantelia.

What he said in detail:

“I am very excited and happy to be in the city where I spent three years. I made many friends here, my son was born here. I have many memories. Coming here I felt a lot of emotion. But now I work for the biggest team in Romania and tomorrow I will be against my old team.

If I said it wasn’t an emotional moment for me, I’d be lying. But I’m very proud to be part of FCSB now and watch this game, like all the rest. The way we prepared for tomorrow’s game is no different. We did what we always do.”

Regarding the presence of Gitzi Bekali in Thessaloniki: “We are very happy that he is with us. It is the first time, during my tenure, that he has traveled with the mission. He is a man who motivates us and I hope we can make him happy tomorrow. We had a normal flight, we didn’t discuss anything special.”

For Lucescu: “I respect and appreciate Razvan a lot, he helped me a lot when I started my coaching career. But tomorrow we will be opponents. He will try for the best for his team, and so will I

I stand out for Razvan’s simplicity and humility. No matter what coach you are, if you don’t have good character, you won’t succeed. His humility is what makes him stand out and his hard work. I know he wastes a lot of hours at work. PAOK is a very organized team, it has a team spirit, that makes the difference”.

For the standout player: “We will not devote ourselves exclusively to Konstantelias, who I like very much and I believe that he will be transferred immediately. I will say that there is a lot of quality in PAOK, but yes, I single out Konstantinos”.