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Well I am not too happy with the price, but at least this will please the coach..
Hopefully Lukaku scores 30 goals next season (and in the following ones) to justify this price tag
The most expensive player ever in the history of Inter.
Inter finally agree Lukaku deal
Football Italia
Inter have finally agreed a fee in the region of €80m for Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku.
Multiple sources, including Sky Sport Italia, Gianluca Di Marzio, Fabrizio Romano, Tuttomercatoweb and Calciomercato.com, report a verbal agreement has been reached for Lukaku to join Inter.
All that is left is for the paperwork to be signed so the Belgian can complete his transfer, with Gazzetta dello Sport specifying he will pen a five-year contract worth €7.5m a season plus bonuses.
Sky writes the Nerazzurri will pay €65m plus €13m in bonuses, with Tuttomercatoweb going for €70m + €13m, while Calciomercato has down a figure of €80m plus addons.
It comes after a major breakthrough in talks on Wednesday, instigated by his agent Federico Pastorello flying into London with the intention of bringing an end to the saga.
The 26-year-old has been a long-time target for Beneamata boss Antonio Conte, who wanted him at Chelsea.
Juventus looked to have secured the Belgian in a swap deal, but Paulo Dybala’s unwillingness to join United in exchange put pay to that move.
Hopefully Lukaku scores 30 goals next season (and in the following ones) to justify this price tag
The most expensive player ever in the history of Inter.
Inter finally agree Lukaku deal
Football Italia
Inter have finally agreed a fee in the region of €80m for Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku.
Multiple sources, including Sky Sport Italia, Gianluca Di Marzio, Fabrizio Romano, Tuttomercatoweb and Calciomercato.com, report a verbal agreement has been reached for Lukaku to join Inter.
All that is left is for the paperwork to be signed so the Belgian can complete his transfer, with Gazzetta dello Sport specifying he will pen a five-year contract worth €7.5m a season plus bonuses.
Sky writes the Nerazzurri will pay €65m plus €13m in bonuses, with Tuttomercatoweb going for €70m + €13m, while Calciomercato has down a figure of €80m plus addons.
It comes after a major breakthrough in talks on Wednesday, instigated by his agent Federico Pastorello flying into London with the intention of bringing an end to the saga.
The 26-year-old has been a long-time target for Beneamata boss Antonio Conte, who wanted him at Chelsea.
Juventus looked to have secured the Belgian in a swap deal, but Paulo Dybala’s unwillingness to join United in exchange put pay to that move.
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