Jonathan Wilson, The Guardian:
He has worked in numerous countries and has an air of obvious cosmopolitanism. He is intelligent and good-humoured, even outside his first language. He believes football is about passing and movement. He prefers to develop his own players than buy them off the shelf. He has overseen his club’s move to a fine new stadium. He has railed against over-physicality in the game and is without a key midfielder after a horrific broken leg. And, despite quibbles over a lack of overt success, he is as secure in his job as it’s possible for any football manager to be. Mircea Lucescu has a lot in common with Arsène Wenger.