Real Madrid star admits its entirely his fault he lost a spot in international starting XI midway through the Euro 2024

Andriy Lunin, who is currently participating in the Euro 2024 tournament, is perhaps the Real Madrid player who has experienced the most difficulty thus far. The 25-year-old was responsible for two of the efforts he conceded in Ukraine’s destructive 3-0 loss to Romania on MD1.

Consequently, he was omitted from Ukraine’s second match against Slovakia on Friday and was succeeded by Anatolii Trubin of Benfica. The modification was successful, as Ukraine rallied from a deficit to secure a 2-1 victory. Roman Yaremchuk, a former Valencia striker, scored the game-winning goal.

In a post-match interview, Lunin discusses his decline (via MD). He acknowledged that he had no complaints regarding the situation.

“I have a complete understanding of the situation; it is entirely my fault.” We are a collective, a team; there are no individuals present. The team’s outcome is what is of significance.

“I will persist in my work and remain vigilant.” I will be prepared if it is my time to return to the starting lineup.

Lunin has endured a difficult few weeks, as he was unable to participate in the Champions League for Real Madrid due to an ailment. Additionally, it is anticipated that he will resume his role as Thibaut Courtois’ reserve next season, a situation that is unlikely to bring him great joy.