According to the Milan Sports Newspaper, Inter CEO Romano is working hard for Dybala, who signed a contract expiring this summer, and Lukaku, who is depressed in Chelsea, is also actively contacting the Nerazzurri, if these two players join Inter at the same time, in addition to triggering a huge shock in the transfer market, it will also bring great challenges to Inter.
Last summer, Chelsea spent 113 million euros to bring Romelu Lukaku back to the Premier League from Serie A in the hope that he would solve the problem of the team's weakness. However, the Belgian black whirlwind has only contributed 5 goals and 1 assist in 20 league games so far, and only 2 goals and 1 assist in 6 Champions League games, and has been put on the bench by manager Tuchel. You know, last season Lukaku had a "double-double" stat of 24 goals and 10 assists in 36 Serie A games, and the Champions League also scored 4 goals in 5 appearances for Inter. Given that the World Cup in Qatar is imminent, Lu Yuanwai, who is lost in England, has been actively in contact with Inter's top brass in recent weeks and is eager to return to Serie A to regain form in order to secure his position as the main centre-forward of the Belgian national team.
Lukaku's return will require a significant salary cut on the players themselves and a falling out with Chelsea so that Inter can act. In addition, given the value of more than 100 million euros, even if the return can only be in the form of a loan, the possibility of buying out is too low. In contrast, Dybala has much lower operating costs, and Marotta is actively raising a visa-free Argentine to work towards the joining of Dybala and Lukaku next season. If the two join at the same time, then Inter are likely to sacrifice Lautaro to free up salary space, it is reported that Barca previously hoped to exchange Pjanic + Depay for Lautaro, but was rejected by the Nerazzurri.
In addition to this, Nkunku, who has shined in Leipzig this season, is also the focus of Inter's attention, but the Bundesliga team's asking price of 70 million euros, coupled with fierce competition from teams such as Manchester City, makes the deal difficult to achieve.