£300k-a-week powerhouse wants green light from Chelsea to complete move after terms agreed!
Napoli and Romelu Lukaku are reportedly waiting for the green light from Chelsea to complete the Beligian’s move to Naples.
Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has agreed a three-year deal with Napoli that is set to see him leave the Blues for good.
The CHELSEA man looks set to move away from Stamford Bridge in the current transfer window, having spent last season on loan at AS Roma, as the Blues are seemingly keen to cash in on the big Belgian star.
That has led to alot of transfer speculation in the media which has claimed that a few clubs from Saudi Arabia are very much interested in trying to get a deal done for the big man – and he would be open to the idea of a big money move there.
However – Corsport in Italy report that Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has agreed a three-year deal with Napoli that is set to see him leave the Blues for good.
After a staggering £97.5m move from Inter Milan back in 2021, the belgian international fell out-of-favour with then-manager Thomas Tuchel after claiming in an interview with Sky that he wanted to return to Italy after just four months back in west London.
Now CalcioNapoli24 claim that both parties are ‘waiting for white smoke for a medical’.
It is said that the striker has been working on a personalised fitness plan masterminded by Napoli during his summer break after Euro 2024.
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If the fee is right and CHELSEA want rid of Lukaku – we are sure that the green light will be given very quickly as the powerhouse is done in London. Napoli is the ideal move for him to make.
It is a shame that he could never fulfil that quality in the Premier League – he has scored goals wherever he has played when not in England.
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