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Tell him to pack his belongings and leave my club immediately, because I DO NOT TOLERATE LAZY players…I can’t be paying high salary on Him and not benefiting from Him’: Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has ordered Pep Guardiola they must sell £37 Million FLOP as soon as possible or risk losing their jobs

Roma wants to buy the Belgian star, and Chelsea is said to be willing to sell Romelu Lukaku for £37 million.

Standard says that Chelsea wants to get rid of Lukaku during the next summer transfer window, and Roma wants to make his loan move permanent. Even though Lukaku has been playing great lately—he has scored nine goals in 14 games and four goals for Belgium against Azerbaijan in a Euro 2024 qualifier—Chelsea still want to sell the 30-year-old striker and have set a price of £37 million for him. But Lukaku has to agree to a big pay cut for the move to go through. Even though the Blues have been busy with transfers lately, he is still their highest earner.

Jose Mourinho, the manager of Roma, wants him to leave permanently, but it’s still unclear how long he will stay at the club. Several clubs in Saudi Arabia are said to want to sign him when his current contract with Roma ends. They tried to get him last summer but failed, even though they offered a £104m-a-year deal. Antonio Conte has been mentioned as a possible replacement. He is close with Lukaku and used to work with them at Inter.

But Roma’s bid to get into Europe and a possible sale of Tammy Abraham could affect the deal, since Roma needs money to finish the transfer. The English striker has been hurt in the knee for a long time and could be sold if he doesn’t score goals to make room for Lukaku.

Juventus was interested in the race before and might be interested again. AC Milan is also keeping an eye on the situation. Despite this, Lukaku, who is still Chelsea’s highest-paid player, might have to cut his £325,000-a-week salary in order to move to Serie A.

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