Romelu Lukaku talks up Manchester United exit

Romelu Lukaku has admitted he hopes to play in Italy in the future, as he casts doubt over his long-term future at Manchester United.

The Belgium international has scored four goals in seven Premier League starts this season, but has yet to hit top form amid the struggles of Jose Mourinhos side.

With Mourinhos own future up in the air, as well as several of the Belgians team-mates including Paul Pogba, Lukaku has expressed his desire to leave the club, although he didnt put a time frame on the move.

Lukakus brother Jordan currently plies his trade with Lazio and the 25-year-old was asked if he would be open to playing his football in Italy.

Why Not? I hope it happens, he told Gazetta dello Sport.

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Lukaku had bigged up Juventus – who are in the same Champions League group as Manchester United – naming them as one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

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Without doubt, Juve are one of the two-three best teams in Europe, he added.

Theyve got a great coach on the bench and extraordinary players in every area of the team.

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Romelu Lukaku has admitted he hopes to play in Italy in the future, as he casts doubt over his long-term future at Manchester United.

The Belgium international has scored four goals in seven Premier League starts this season, but has yet to hit top form amid the struggles of Jose Mourinhos side.

With Mourinhos own future up in the air, as well as several of the Belgians team-mates including Paul Pogba, Lukaku has expressed his desire to leave the club, although he didnt put a time frame on the move.

Lukakus brother Jordan currently plies his trade with Lazio and the 25-year-old was asked if he would be open to playing his football in Italy.

Why Not? I hope it happens, he told Gazetta dello Sport.

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video

Lukaku had bigged up Juventus – who are in the same Champions League group as Manchester United – naming them as one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Advertisement Advertisement

Without doubt, Juve are one of the two-three best teams in Europe, he added.

Theyve got a great coach on the bench and extraordinary players in every area of the team.

Advertisement Advertisement

METRO