Romanian Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete confirmed that the situation is extremely serious, emphasizing that the former coach's condition has worsened in the last 24 to 48 hours. "Unfortunately, he is in critical condition. He is in intensive care and his medical condition has significantly deteriorated in the last two days," Rogobete stated to Antena 3. Lucescu was transferred to the anesthesia and intensive care unit on Saturday evening after his heart arrhythmias became severe and he no longer responded to treatment. According to available information, he is currently in an induced coma at the University Emergency Hospital in Bucharest. The family was urgently called to the hospital, and among the first to arrive was Mihai Stoichiศ›ฤƒ, the technical director of the Romanian Football Federation. Visibly shaken, Stoichiศ›ฤƒ conveyed how difficult it is for him to speak about the situation. "It's hard to see what a person is going through, especially when you had a special relationship. He was both a rival and a friend at the same time. I can neither be optimistic nor pessimistic because I am not a doctor." He added that he did not have the opportunity to speak with family members before arriving at the hospital but reacted immediately upon receiving the news. Mircea Lucescu's condition remains uncertain, and doctors are fighting for his life.