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Roma want Romelu Lukaku: Chelsea set a new price tag to let the striker leave.

Lukaku to be seen in Newcastle

Romelu Lukaku arrived at As Roma this summer. Since his arrival, the Belgian international has scored 9 goals in 14 games across all competitions for the Italians. Moreover, he’s been displaying consistent performance at both club and international level. To be more precise, Lukaku has got back in his goalscoring form. He even scored 4 goals against Azerbaijan in the Euro 2024 qualifiers. Because of his impressive performance, Roma want Romelu Lukaku on a permanent deal. Moreover, the player is also enjoying his time at the club after getting back in form.

Despite Lukaku’s sensational performance, Chelsea want to let him leave. This is because the blues are planning to get another striker in the January transfer window. £37 million is the new price tag for the former Chelsea striker. Furthermore, Roma would be willing to pay this amount if Lukaku continues this performance.

However, as per standard, Jose Mourinho could leave AS Roma this summer. There are reports that the Portuguese coach received £104 million a year contract from Saudi Arabia last summer. He could be tempted towards a move to the middle East this summer.

Roma want Romelu Lukaku and they are planning for the same.

Roma want Romelu Lukaku on a permanent deal and they need funds to make this transfer possible. Furthermore, the club needs to identify somebody that they can offload that wouldn’t have much impact on the performance of the team. The most suitable player for this situation is Tammy Abraham. The former Chelsea forward arrived at Roma in the 2021-22 season. He’s scored 25 goals so far for the Italians in his 2 seasons. However, he’s been suffering from a long term knee injury this season and will be returning to the ground post January most probably. Let’s hope Romelu Lukaku makes a permanent move to AS Roma and keeps his consistent performance up to standards that he’s already set.

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