AS Rom beobachtet Romelu Lukaku

Il CEO giallorosso è a Londra
La Rosea, specificando che si tratta di un obiettivo molto complicato da raggiungere, scrive che il CEO giallorosso Lina Souloukou è a Londra e potrebbe trattare per il centravanti belga. Anche su Il Tempo trova sponda tale indiscrezione, ma l'affare sarebbe possibile - si legge sul quotidiano romano - soltanto se il Chelsea non riuscisse a cedere il giocatore nei prossimi giorni e negli ultimi giorni di mercato aprisse ad un contributo sull'esoso ingaggio.

Per l'attacco della Roma resiste il sogno Romelu Lukaku, ma solo se il Chelsea aprirà alla cessione in prestito senza obbligo di riscatto del belga. La Roma sarebbe anche disposta a pagare il 100% dello stipendio dell'attaccante. Al momento, però, il club inglese non ha ancora aperto a questa ipotesi e sta continuando a spingere per cedere il giocatore in Arabia, proposta al momento respinta dall'attaccante.

Se il Chelsea aprisse al prestito, anche altri club potrebbero provare a muoversi per prendere Lukaku. In particolare, il Barcellona e il PSG (se non riuscirà a prendere Kolo Muani) potrebbero muoversi per prendere il belga in prestito.

Fabrizio Romano
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Roma have made contact with Chelsea to open negotiations for Romelu Lukaku — first formal contact between clubs as #CFC are open to let him leave on loan until June

Loan fee and salary coverage will be now discussed ahead of Lukaku’s final decision.

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AS Roma board preparing their mission to London in order to negotiate with Chelsea for Romelu Lukaku.

American owners directly involved in the negotiations.

Chelsea open to loan but insisting on significant loan fee and salary coverage to make it happen.

Chelsea and Roma are still working on the financial details of a loan deal for Romelu Lukaku.

Officials from the clubs held more than three hours of face-to-face meetings on Saturday but there remains a gap between them.

Sky in Italy are reporting no agreement has yet been reached on a loan fee or whether Chelsea will be able to cover a portion of Lukaku’s wage.

Romelu Lukaku est sur le point de trouver une porte de sortie. Annoncé à l’Inter Milan, Tottenham ou encore le PSG, l’attaquant belge de 30 ans devrait finalement, sauf énorme retournement de situation, s’engager avec l’AS Roma. Selon nos dernières informations, un accord a d’ailleurs été trouvé entre les deux clubs pour le prêt du Diable rouge.

Toujours selon nos indiscrétions, il s’agit d’un prêt payant de 4,8 millions d’euros. De son côté, Lukaku percevra 7M€ de salaire ainsi que diverses primes. A noter, enfin, que la Roma attend le feu vert final de Chelsea pour officialiser la nouvelle.

AS Roma want Romelu Lukaku deal to be done by today

Fabrizio Romano

Romelu Lukaku to AS Roma, here we go! Agreement reached on loan deal valid until June 2024 — player will travel to Roma on Tuesday #ASRoma

Salary coverage around €7.5m for 10 months. Loan fee higher than €5m.

Green light arrived also on player side.

Done deal.

Romelu Lukaku is due in in Rome in the coming hours after Roma agreed a deal with Chelsea.

Lukaku is expected to take a medical before formally signing a season-long loan deal.

It’s thought the loan fee could rise to £7m-£8m depending on performance.

Roma will pay the full wages after Lukaku agreed to a pay cut to allow the deal to happen.

Sky Sports News understands that wage cut will apply for the remainder of his Chelsea contract, which is up in 2026.

It’s also been confirmed a release clause has been inserted into his Chelsea contract – described as a realistic figure. Some reports suggest it’s in the region of £38m.