What will happen to Romero Lukaku in the near future is still unknown to everyone. The Belgian striker ended his loan at AS Roma and the Chelseaa club he still belongs to today, knowing it doesn’t need the player for next season.
Speculation about his next club comes from his country, Belgiumto be with his mother and children, in the Middle East, where he will win a very valuable sum, or even another Italian team, particularly one that has just been signed by the favorite coach of Lukaku, Antonio Conte.
All these theories come from the player’s statements in exclusive interviews with VTM and RTL.
In Saudi he had offers last year from the Saudi team Al-Hilal: “That was really intense at that moment. For two weeks. For two days in a row I thought: Yes, I’m going. I won’t go no“The Belgian was put off because he did not know with certainty the level and circumstances in Arabia.”“As everyone left for Saudi Arabia after I signed there, I was scared for a while.”, said. Now, doubts about whether to make the move to the desert or not may arise again, this time leaning more towards yes: “HI have talked to Yannick many times about life there. “He lives in a complex, but you really have everything.”
“Saudi Arabia will not stop me. The level will only increase. To a higher degree than many people think“, he explained. “More and more soccer players tend to play there. Also because of how fans experience football. The infrastructure still needs to be improved, but all the big European clubs know this; Saudi Arabia is here. “That can be seen in boxing, golf, Formula 1…” he added.
There was also a question during the interview that raised alarms about Lukaku’s possible interest in another Italian team. “Who is your best coach so far?“, they asked. “Antonio Conte“said the player. The arrival of Conte as the club’s new coach was made official recently. Naples.
What he affirmed Lukakuas on other occasions, he wanted to end his career in Belgium, in Anderlecht. “It will happen. And sooner than many people think.”, he declared. “I left Belgium when I was eighteen, you know?” The player emphasized how much he misses his mother and his children. His eldest, Romeo, plays in the Anderlecht youth team.
Source: La Verdad
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