AS Roma signed Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku on a season-long loan from Chelsea. The Seria A side officially confirmed the move on Thursday.

The agreement between Roma and Chelsea doesn’t include a clause for a permanent transfer, meaning that Lukaku will return to London once the 2023-24 season wraps up.

Lukaku spent the last season on loan with Inter Milan, where he scored 14 goals and dished seven assists in all competitions. Inter was initially keen on bringing back the 30-year-old but pulled out of transfer talks with Chelsea this summer after Lukaku reportedly flirted with joining their bitter rivals Juventus.

Chelsea preferred to let Lukaku leave for a transfer fee, but the lack of interest made them reconsider their stance. Roma, in need of a striker, pushed hard to sign the player, and the two clubs ended up striking a loan agreement.

Lukaku is expected to help Roma survive the absence of the club’s star striker, Tammy Abraham, who is dealing with a serious knee injury and won’t be available at the start of the season.

“The welcome I’ve received from this club and its fans has excited me and given me even more motivation to give my all for my new team,” Lukaku said after his move to Roma was completed. “As an opponent, I felt the atmosphere of the Stadio Olimpico and felt the warmth of the Romanisti.”

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Striker Romelu Lukaku is making a big return to Italy just one year after leaving Inter Milan to join Premier League powerhouse Chelsea in a transfer worth €115 million. After a disappointing 2021-22 campaign with the London club, Lukaku now rejoined Inter on a season-long loan.

Inter confirmed the news on Wednesday by sharing a video featuring Lukaku and club’s president Steven Zhang.

Lukaku originally joined inter in a club-record €80 million transfer in 2019. In the next two seasons, Lukaku established himself as one of the best strikers in Seria A, scoring 64 goals and adding 16 assists in all competitions. After he helped the club win its first domestic title in more than a decade in 2020-21, Chelsea came calling and broke their won club transfer record to get him to Stamford Bridge.

However, Lukaku’s spell in London could barely turn out worse. He struggled with form and had a hard time fitting into Thomas Tuchel’s system. The 29-year-old would go on to score just eight goals in Premier League during the 2021-22 season.

After losing the domestic title to crosstown rivals Milan this season, Inter will now hope that they can get the version of Lukaku from two years ago to help them reclaim supremacy in Seria A. On the other hand, Chelsea is moving an unhappy player while gaining some financial relief. Reportedly, Inter agreed to pay a $12 million loan fee and cover Lukaku’s £300,000 weekly wages.

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Romelu Lukaku’s transfer to Inter Milan was one of the biggest signings of the summer in world soccer, and it didn’t take him long to prove why the Italian giants wanted to add the prolific striker.

The Belgian goal-scorer put the ball in the back of the net in Inter’s 4-0 season-opening win against Lecce. It was just what the Inter brass had imagined that Lukaku would provide the team with after making an $89 million investment in the striker.

He was one of four Inter players to score on a night that left the fans more than satisfied, joining Marcelo Brozovic, Stefano Sensi, and Antonio Candreva in the rout.

Lukaku moved on to Inter after spending two seasons with Manchester United, where he appeared in 66 games, scoring 28 goals with the English Premier League side.

Antonio Conte, Inter’s newly-appointed manager, complimented the Belgian striker after the win. He said that “Romelu has entered the Inter world with great humility, he is ready to work for the team.”

It’s a big compliment paid to the star, whose tenure at Manchester United was marked with inconsistency despite the great promise shown by him at times.

Inter will look to continue its hot start next Sunday at Cagliari.

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Manchester United’s striker Romelu Lukaku received another suitor from Seria A in recent days. According to multiple reports, including those from ESPN and Metro, Juventus entered the race for Lukaku and is ready to offer Paulo Dybala to Manchester as part of the deal.

Lukaku has been linked with Inter Milan in the recent weeks, but two clubs can’t agree on the price for the 26-year-old Belgium international. Man Utd is asking close to $100 million for the player, while Inter is currently offering $65 million.

Following a stall in Inter and United’s negotiations, Juventus saw an opportunity to swoop in and get included in Romelu Lukaku sweepstakes. The only issue with Juve’s proposal is that Dybala might not be open to joining a team that doesn’t play in Champions League next season. Also, Lukaku’s first choice remains Inter, as he wants to play for their new coach Antonio Conte.

Lukaku, who is currently recovering from an ankle injury, played in 32 matches in Premier League last season, scoring 12 goals in the process. He also added two goals in nine Champions League matches.

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AS Roma signed Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku on a season-long loan from Chelsea. The Seria A side officially confirmed the move on Thursday.

The agreement between Roma and Chelsea doesn’t include a clause for a permanent transfer, meaning that Lukaku will return to London once the 2023-24 season wraps up.

Lukaku spent the last season on loan with Inter Milan, where he scored 14 goals and dished seven assists in all competitions. Inter was initially keen on bringing back the 30-year-old but pulled out of transfer talks with Chelsea this summer after Lukaku reportedly flirted with joining their bitter rivals Juventus.

Chelsea preferred to let Lukaku leave for a transfer fee, but the lack of interest made them reconsider their stance. Roma, in need of a striker, pushed hard to sign the player, and the two clubs ended up striking a loan agreement.

Lukaku is expected to help Roma survive the absence of the club’s star striker, Tammy Abraham, who is dealing with a serious knee injury and won’t be available at the start of the season.

“The welcome I’ve received from this club and its fans has excited me and given me even more motivation to give my all for my new team,” Lukaku said after his move to Roma was completed. “As an opponent, I felt the atmosphere of the Stadio Olimpico and felt the warmth of the Romanisti.”

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Striker Romelu Lukaku is making a big return to Italy just one year after leaving Inter Milan to join Premier League powerhouse Chelsea in a transfer worth €115 million. After a disappointing 2021-22 campaign with the London club, Lukaku now rejoined Inter on a season-long loan.

Inter confirmed the news on Wednesday by sharing a video featuring Lukaku and club’s president Steven Zhang.

Lukaku originally joined inter in a club-record €80 million transfer in 2019. In the next two seasons, Lukaku established himself as one of the best strikers in Seria A, scoring 64 goals and adding 16 assists in all competitions. After he helped the club win its first domestic title in more than a decade in 2020-21, Chelsea came calling and broke their won club transfer record to get him to Stamford Bridge.

However, Lukaku’s spell in London could barely turn out worse. He struggled with form and had a hard time fitting into Thomas Tuchel’s system. The 29-year-old would go on to score just eight goals in Premier League during the 2021-22 season.

After losing the domestic title to crosstown rivals Milan this season, Inter will now hope that they can get the version of Lukaku from two years ago to help them reclaim supremacy in Seria A. On the other hand, Chelsea is moving an unhappy player while gaining some financial relief. Reportedly, Inter agreed to pay a $12 million loan fee and cover Lukaku’s £300,000 weekly wages.

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Romelu Lukaku’s transfer to Inter Milan was one of the biggest signings of the summer in world soccer, and it didn’t take him long to prove why the Italian giants wanted to add the prolific striker.

The Belgian goal-scorer put the ball in the back of the net in Inter’s 4-0 season-opening win against Lecce. It was just what the Inter brass had imagined that Lukaku would provide the team with after making an $89 million investment in the striker.

He was one of four Inter players to score on a night that left the fans more than satisfied, joining Marcelo Brozovic, Stefano Sensi, and Antonio Candreva in the rout.

Lukaku moved on to Inter after spending two seasons with Manchester United, where he appeared in 66 games, scoring 28 goals with the English Premier League side.

Antonio Conte, Inter’s newly-appointed manager, complimented the Belgian striker after the win. He said that “Romelu has entered the Inter world with great humility, he is ready to work for the team.”

It’s a big compliment paid to the star, whose tenure at Manchester United was marked with inconsistency despite the great promise shown by him at times.

Inter will look to continue its hot start next Sunday at Cagliari.

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Manchester United’s striker Romelu Lukaku received another suitor from Seria A in recent days. According to multiple reports, including those from ESPN and Metro, Juventus entered the race for Lukaku and is ready to offer Paulo Dybala to Manchester as part of the deal.

Lukaku has been linked with Inter Milan in the recent weeks, but two clubs can’t agree on the price for the 26-year-old Belgium international. Man Utd is asking close to $100 million for the player, while Inter is currently offering $65 million.

Following a stall in Inter and United’s negotiations, Juventus saw an opportunity to swoop in and get included in Romelu Lukaku sweepstakes. The only issue with Juve’s proposal is that Dybala might not be open to joining a team that doesn’t play in Champions League next season. Also, Lukaku’s first choice remains Inter, as he wants to play for their new coach Antonio Conte.

Lukaku, who is currently recovering from an ankle injury, played in 32 matches in Premier League last season, scoring 12 goals in the process. He also added two goals in nine Champions League matches.

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