Mexican Nery Castillo was once a great football talent, but he never reached his full potential. He had problems with Lucescu when both were at Shakhtar Donetsk. Their collaboration was full of turbulence, and on that occasion, Castillo spoke out and drew attention to what Lucescu did to him during their shared era in Donetsk. Castillo wished Lucescu a recovery but pointed out that the celebrated Romanian coach did not allow him to visit his mother on her deathbed. "I am glad that your son came to see you in these difficult times so that he could be by your side. You did not allow me to see my mother when she fell into a coma, nor did you allow me to say goodbye to her at the funeral. Despite that, I hope you recover quickly," the Mexican wrote on his Instagram story. The news quickly went viral. While there are those who criticize Castillo, saying it is not the time for such things, many have also stood in his defense and were "touched" by this emotional story. Recall that Lucescu led the Romanian national team twice against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the recently concluded World Cup qualifiers. On both occasions, he was outsmarted by Sergej Barbarez, who secured two victories. Incidentally, the legendary Romanian ended up in the hospital after experiencing heart problems and a heart attack. His condition suddenly worsened on Saturday night into Sunday.