Lukaku, who moved to Chelsea from Inter last summer and recently expressed his willingness to return to the Nerazzurri in the near future, has attracted attention. Former Blues player Gramy said the outside world may have misinterpreted Lukaku's remarks and he hoped Chelsea would keep the little monster.
"I was a little surprised by what Lukaku said, as a player who has played for Chelsea, I know that many players have faced this situation as well. But judging by Lukaku's performance in the last game, his attitude is very correct. Graemi said to Goal.com.
"What I saw was Lukaku's performance on the pitch rather than on the training ground, and after the win over Tottenham, Lukaku shared the joy of victory with the fans, he gave 100% to the team.
"What I've seen with my own eyes is inconsistent with what the media has reported, and if the player is unhappy with his situation, then why can't he speak out? We can't lie to ourselves, our motivation when we're unhappy is different when we're happy. ”
'For the club, there's no benefit to keeping players who don't have the drive and ambition, but from what I've seen with Lukaku, maybe we're misinterpreting or misinterpreting his rhetoric.
"There is no doubt that Lukaku is one of the strongest centre-forwards in the world today and in football, Lukaku's Chelsea is one of the best platforms in the world. Losing Romelu Lukaku would be a huge loss for Chelsea. ”
"I say this not only because of one of my Chelsea fans, I hope they can keep him. Lukaku should stay at Stamford Bridge, I don't know what the inside story is, but judging by Lukaku's performance, I don't see any problems. ”
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