A Player Meant For Serie A

The journey of Chelsea flop who went from below to top ladder. Romelu Lukaku and Seria A seem to be a pair made for each other, after merry-go-round series of spells in England. The Belgian arrival in Premier League comes with lofty dream with his huge physicality, he was deemed to succeed in Premier due to its high demands when it comes to players’ physical appearance.

Lukaku time at Stamford Bridge was limited to few appearances and prolific in bench. He struggled throughout his time at the London club, one of his woes is his missed penalty kick against Bayern Munich in UEFA Super Cup which, sums up its unfruitful spell at Chelsea.

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His move to Toffees marked a start of new era, it feels like he turned up and show what he can do, Everton put him in the right track, his time at Everton he was prolific striker who bags double figures every season. There is no doubt his scores speak for itself, Premier League embraced him for this, he got attention from top clubs who began to show interest in the striker.

His move to Manchester United was a reward for his prolific seasons at Everton, and he worth the reward. His early days at Manchester club started very well until he began to fall below average, it feels like he couldn’t live up to the expectations, and fans were not showing him enough love. Things were not really working very well, the situation around him was negative the only option for him then was a move, and right away Antonio Conte showed concern.

His arrival at San Siro marked a start of new journey, it feels like Italian League was meant to embrace Lukaku, he didn’t struggle to cope, he adapts right away. The time where Serie A was a revival for a player who feels like he had had enough of Premier League. He builds everything they say he didn’t have in Premier League at Inter Milan, and it lands him his first Scudetto.