Romelu Lukaku ‘can only leave Chelsea on LOAN with a “normalised salary” largely funded by the club’ – with any return to Inter Milan currently ‘tangled by change in ownership at Stamford Bridge and a potential change in his agent’
Inter Milan are interested in re-signing striker Romelu Lukaku in a loan dealThe Belgian has failed to adjust at Chelsea since his £97.5 million moveThe Nerazzurri hope Chelsea will reach agreement to fund a ‘normalised salary’ Lukaku’s £325k-a-week contract is a massive hurdle in completing a loan move The 29-year-old is reportedly set to split from his agent at the end of the month
Inter Milan are exploring the option of bringing Romelu Lukaku back to the San Siro in a summer loan deal – but the Belgian would reportedly only be able to join with a ‘normalised salary’ funded by Chelsea.
Since his £97.5million move from Inter, Lukaku has struggled to assimilate to Thomas Tuchel’s tactical set-up at Chelsea and has found himself on the periphery of the squad in recent months.
And according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, both Lukaku and Milan are hoping for a summer reunion in the form of a loan move largely funded by his current club.
Romelu Lukaku is hoping to return to Inter Milan after struggling to adjust to life at Chelsea
Inter’s chiefs met last week to discuss their transfer targets ahead of the summer window – with Lukaku’s name appearing as a potential attacking option.
Despite the Belgian’s desire to return to Italy, Lukaku would only be able to re-join Inter on a loan basis – with the Nerazzurri needing Chelsea to agree on what Gazzetta calls a ‘normalised salary’.
Lukaku’s current salary of £325,000 per week, accumulating to £16.9million a year, is a massive hurdle in orchestrating a deal with Inter – whose financial situation…