Romanian coach Mirel Rădoi is facing a challenging period on the sidelines of Gaziantep in the Turkish Super League, where he has experienced a nightmare start. Rădoi has led his team through a series of four consecutive losses, including defeats against Eyupspor (3-0), Beșiktaș (0-2), Goztepe (2-1), and Bașakşehir (1-2). The latter loss, suffered at home in front of a large crowd from Istanbul, marked the end of a complicated season, which his team finished in 12th place.

After the match with Bașakşehir, Rădoi offered a clear and fair assessment, refusing to comment on refereeing decisions. While praising his players' attitude in a difficult match, Rădoi took full responsibility for the disastrous run, stating he is the primary culprit for the negative results. He admitted to making mistakes and acknowledged that "no one is perfect."

Looking ahead, Rădoi plans a thorough analysis and a significant overhaul of the squad during the summer transfer window. He emphasized that without proper evaluation and the addition of better players, the upcoming season will be even more challenging for his team. "We had a good game today, but we couldn't win. It was a tough game for us. I thank the players for their attitude. I don't want to talk much about refereeing. The previous two games were against Goztepe and Istanbul Bașakşehir, who were fighting for European cups, but we fought well. I take responsibility for these results. I made mistakes, no one is perfect. In the summer, some players will leave and others will stay. We need to see who leaves and who stays, and that will be determined in the summer. If we don't tell the truth now, next year will be even harder for us. We need to find better players and become a better team," Rădoi declared, according to iha.com.tr.