Reports suggest that Romelu Lukaku has agreed to a substantial offer from Saudi Arabia. Potentially marking another high-profile departure for the Premier League club Chelsea, who currently still own Lukaku.
Journalist Fabio Santini revealed that the 30-year-old striker, currently on loan at AS Roma, could be the latest Chelsea player to make a move to the Saudi Pro League.
This revelation comes in the wake of Chelsea’s summer dealings, which saw the likes of Kalidou Koulibaly, Edouard Mendy, and N’Golo Kante transferred to Saudi clubs.
Lukaku’s potential move adds another layer of intrigue, considering the Belgian’s impressive performances during his loan spell in Italy.
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Santini’s statement. “It’s difficult to see return with Juventus because he has already said yes to a million-dollar proposal from Saudi Arabia.”
“To Roma fans, I say that at the end of the year one thing is certain: Romelu will leave”. Hence, this Implies that Lukaku’s future lies away from Stamford Bridge.
Despite Chelsea’s struggles this season, Lukaku has been a shining light during his loan stint at AS Roma. In 18 appearances for the Serie A side, he scored 11 goals, making a significant impact on their campaign. The striker’s potential permanent move to Roma, rumored to be a £35 million deal, now appears complicated.
The timing of Lukaku’s decision is unexpected, given his ongoing success in Europe. His goal-scoring prowess and contribution to Roma’s performances make the situation all the more intriguing.
The Belgian’s potential shift to Saudi Arabia adds a layer of uncertainty to his future and raises questions about Chelsea’s decision to possibly part ways with a player of Lukaku’s caliber.
As Chelsea navigate the complexities of player movements and contractual agreements, Lukaku’s journey continues to captivate football enthusiasts.
Whether this move to Saudi Arabia materializes or not, it remains a noteworthy development in the landscape of Chelsea’s transfer dealings and Lukaku’s career trajectory.
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