Romelu Lukaku played two seasons at Inter Milan. During that time, the Belgian striker didn't stop scoring goals. This allowed him to make the leap to Chelsea, a team that paid a whopping 115 million euros for the player. Now, the 'blues' let him go back to the place where he shone.
Giuseppe Marotta, general director of Inter Milan, confirmed that Belgian Romelu Lukaku, who is very close to becoming a 'nerazzurri' player again, will arrive in Milan "tonight".
"When is Lukaku coming? I think tonight," said Marotta to the media this Tuesday as he left the Federal Council of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC).
The Inter president confirmed that Lukaku will wear the Inter shirt again after a season without prominence at Chelsea, but this time on loan.
Romelu Lukaku will undergo medical exams
Lukaku will arrive in Milan tonight and tomorrow he will undergo the relevant medical exams to then make the loan official, a transaction that, according to local media, will be around 10 million euros.
The 29-year-old Belgian international, key in the 2021 'Scudetto', did not end well with the Inter 'tifosi', who felt betrayed by his move to the London team when the player himself assured that he would remain 'nerazzurri'.
Now, he will be under the orders of Simone Inzaghi, and with his former teammates, also waiting for a possible signing of Argentine Paulo Dybala, about which Marotta commented last Monday that there have been contacts with the agents of the 'Joya', but they are not currently in a "definitive phase". (EFE)
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