Romelu Lukaku is at a turning point in his career, with the future that appears increasingly uncertain. The player’s interest extends far beyond the borders of the Capital, fueled by several factors that make his stay at Roma is an open question.
With his transfer valued at around 43 million euros from Chelsea and a contract that provides for a salary of 7.5 million plus bonuses, land economic issues play a significant role in the final decision. Added to these are considerations on the age of the player, who has reached 30, and the return to the field of Tammy Abraham, who could redesign Roma’s offensive dynamics.
Possible replacements for Lukaku
Despite the good performances of the Belgian, Roma are faced with a complex choice, aggravated by the end of the tax incentives provided by the Growth Decree. This situation opens the door to possible farewell scenarios for Lukaku, with Roma already looking to the future.
The direction taken by the Friedkin ownership seems oriented towards a reorganization of the team, focusing on new talents. Among these stand out names such as Hugo Ekitikea promising young player from Paris Saint-Germain, with whom Roma has already established solid relationships through previous transfers, and Lorenzo Lucca, Udinese striker coming from Pisa, both symbols of a strategy that aims at renewal. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports it.
