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Where next for Everton star Romelu Lukaku via everton-mad

Romelu Lukaku cast doubts regarding his future at Everton by publicly stating he wants Champions

League footballDespite scoring 18 league goals this season, Lukaku’s side have struggled to gain

momentum and lie in 12th place in the Premier Leagu

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Romelu Lukaku cast doubts regarding his future at Everton by publicly stating he wants Champions

League football
Despite scoring 18 league goals this season, Lukaku’s side have struggled to gain

momentum and lie in 12th place in the Premier League; 12 points off fourth-placed Manchester City

Everton’s most expensive signing has not ruled out a move in the summer after the best season of

his career so far
Even his father has stated that at least six European teams are interested in his son
We assess the Belgian’s options should he secure a move away from Goodison Park…

Manchester United

The Red Devils have identified Lukaku as the man to turn their fortunes around next season
With

Louis van Gaal set to leave in the summer, Everton’s £28m signing would be the perfect addition for

an incoming manager
However, United would have to qualify for the Champions League by securing

a top-four finish if they are to have any hopes of landing the former Anderlecht forward

His father believes that United would be the right club for his son to take the next step
He described

United as a team ‘under construction with no real focus’
Should United manage to finish in the top

four, they will be a front-runner for his signature

United have struggled to find a system to suit their forwards meaning they have struggled to score

goals
Anthony Martial has been forced out wide this season and LVG has been forced to use

youngsters such as Marcus Rashford; who has made a huge impact after getting his chance in the

first-team
However, if Jose Mourinho is instated as manager, problems could arise
It was Mourinho

who allowed Lukaku to leave Chelsea for Merseyside but it could give Lukaku even more incentive to

prove the Portuguese wrong

Chelsea

Surprisingly, Chelsea have joined the race for the striker despite allowing him to leave just two-

years-ago
Lukaku was deemed surplus to requirements after being loaned out to both West Brom

and Everton; where he impressed enough to earn his big money transfer

Italian manager Antonio Conte is widely expected to take over from interim manager Gus Hiddink at

the end of the season and believes Lukaku would be the perfect man for his side
Conte has

reportedly informed that technical director Michael Emenalo that he wants to bring Lukaku back to

the club in the summer

There are many complications to a deal bringing the forward back to Stamford Bridge
Firstly, it is

highly unlikely that Lukaku would want to return the club that did not think he was good enough to

represent the Blues
Also, Chelsea have endured a dismal campaign and look certain to miss out on

European football meaning other teams will have a competitive advantage
Everton will also look for

a huge transfer fee if they are to allow their star man to return to his former employers

Bayern Munich

The other club Roger Lukaku labelled as ‘perfect’ for his son was Bayern Munich
Pep Guardiola’s

side have been unstoppable in the Bundesliga over the last few seasons and would guarantee

Champions League football and trophies in Germany

Rumours persist over the future of current striker Robert Lewandowski who has refused to rule out a

move to Real Madrid in the future due to his ambitions to play in Spain
If the Pole decides to leave,

Bayern believe that Lukaku is the perfect replacement
With 25 goals in all competitions, Lukaku

would replace the goals that Lewandowski has provided

With Carlo Ancelotti arriving at the end of the season, signing Lukaku would be the perfect present

for the Italian
Everton will struggle to keep the Belgian at the club should the German giants come

calling
Technical director Michael Reschke was sent to scout the forward earlier in the season

meaning a move could be in the offing

Real Madrid

Depending on whether Madrid makes a move for Lewandowski, Lukaku could be targeted to

become Florentino Perez’s next ‘Galactico’
The Real Madrid president believes that his side needs a

big money signing to reinvigorate his squad after losing serious ground to Barcelona in La Liga

Zinedine Zidane has included Tottenham’s Harry Kane and the Everton striker as the perfect strikers

to bolster their frontline next season alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale
Los Blancos

reportedly tried to sign the 22-year-old back in 2012 but would face stiff competition meaning

alternatives could be considered

Reports suggest that Madrid are lining up a £60m move the Belgium international to bring the

powerful striker to the Bernabeu
The Spanish side are also keeping tabs on Alvaro Morata and

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang if a move for the Everton forward fails to materialise

Juventus

Italian giants Juventus have long been admirers of the striker, who turned down a move to Italy in

order to join Everton who he described at the time as the ‘perfect’ club for him
However, times

have changed and Lukaku is ready to make the next step in his career

Juventus have dominated Serie A in recent seasons but were narrowly edged out in their Champions

League tie against Bayern Munich
Massimiliano Allegri’s side would no doubt match Lukaku’s

ambitions of playing at the highest level of football
The Italians are expected to complete the

permanent signing of Juan Cuadrado but doubts remain over Morata’s future at the club

Despite the exceptional form of Paulo Dybala, Juve fans have grown frustrated with Croatian

forward Mario Mandzukic
Lukaku has been linked up as the perfect man to lead the line next

season
The striker admitted that he thought about moving to Juventus before making the switch to

Everton and the time could now be right to don the black and white shirt

Other potential destinations

After Lukaku’s remarks about playing in Europe, both Borussia Dortmund who face the prospect of

losing Aubameyang in the summer and Paris St Germain have shown an interest with Zlatan

Ibrahimovic set to leave the club
Atletico Madrid are also keeping tabs on the forward as well as

looking to bring former striker, Diego Costa, back to the club

Where do you think Romelu Lukaku will be playing his football next season?

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Everton warn teams Romelu Lukaku will cost £50 million via Royal Blue Mersey

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Everton striker will not come easy this summer

If Romelu Lukaku wants Champions League next season it's going to cost his new team a lot of money.

After setting a price on John Stones this January that was more than teams were willing to spend it seems Everton are willing to try their luck with the striker. Lukaku has been pretty vocal about his interest this week in looking for better opportunities, but Everton won't just do what the player want without a great return.

With 25 goals this season in all competitions Everton would be in a really tough spot without the in form striker. Facing a bottom table finish with him they would be a lot worse off without him for sure. The question is how much will teams be willing to spend and could the price rise even more if Everton sneak into Europe with an FA Cup win.

There are a lot of pieces in play and Everton could changes their manager and spend big money during the window. It's not out of the realm of possibilities they could convince Lukaku to give it one more go in the Everton squad with a strengthened squad next year.

Whatever the case this summer will surely be full of plenty of action for Blue fans.


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Where next for Lukaku? via everton-mad

Romelu Lukaku cast doubts regarding his future at Everton by publicly stating he wants Champions League football.

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Despite scoring 18 league goals this season, LukakuÂ’s side have struggled to gain momentum and lie in 12th place in the Premier League; 12 points off fourth-placed Manchester City.

Everton’s most expensive signing has not ruled out a move in the summer after the best season of his career so far
Even his father has stated that at least six European teams are interested in his son
We assess the Belgian’s options should he secure a move away from Goodison Park…

Manchester United

The Red Devils have identified Lukaku as the man to turn their fortunes around next season
With Louis van Gaal set to leave in the summer, Everton’s £28m signing would be the perfect addition for an incoming manager
However, United would have to qualify for the Champions League by securing a top-four finish if they are to have any hopes of landing the former Anderlecht forward.

His father believes that United would be the right club for his son to take the next step.
He described United as a team ‘under construction with no real focus’
Should United manage to finish in the top four, they will be a front-runner for his signature.

United have struggled to find a system to suit their forwards meaning they have struggled to score goals
Anthony Martial has been forced out wide this season and LVG has been forced to use youngsters such as Marcus Rashford; who has made a huge impact after getting his chance in the first-team
However, if Jose Mourinho is instated as manager, problems could arise
It was Mourinho who allowed Lukaku to leave Chelsea for Merseyside but it could give Lukaku even more incentive to prove the Portuguese wrong

Chelsea

Surprisingly, Chelsea have joined the race for the striker despite allowing him to leave just two- years-ago
Lukaku was deemed surplus to requirements after being loaned out to both West Brom and Everton; where he impressed enough to earn his big money transfer

Italian manager Antonio Conte is widely expected to take over from interim manager Gus Hiddink at the end of the season and believes Lukaku would be the perfect man for his side
Conte has reportedly informed that technical director Michael Emenalo that he wants to bring Lukaku back to the club in the summer

There are many complications to a deal bringing the forward back to Stamford Bridge
Firstly, it is highly unlikely that Lukaku would want to return the club that did not think he was good enough to represent the Blues
Also, Chelsea have endured a dismal campaign and look certain to miss out on European football meaning other teams will have a competitive advantage
Everton will also look for a huge transfer fee if they are to allow their star man to return to his former employers

Bayern Munich

The other club Roger Lukaku labelled as ‘perfect’ for his son was Bayern Munich
Pep Guardiola’s side have been unstoppable in the Bundesliga over the last few seasons and would guarantee Champions League football and trophies in Germany

Rumours persist over the future of current striker Robert Lewandowski who has refused to rule out a move to Real Madrid in the future due to his ambitions to play in Spain
If the Pole decides to leave, Bayern believe that Lukaku is the perfect replacement
With 25 goals in all competitions, Lukaku would replace the goals that Lewandowski has provided

With Carlo Ancelotti arriving at the end of the season, signing Lukaku would be the perfect present for the Italian
Everton will struggle to keep the Belgian at the club should the German giants come calling
Technical director Michael Reschke was sent to scout the forward earlier in the season meaning a move could be in the offing

Real Madrid

Depending on whether Madrid makes a move for Lewandowski, Lukaku could be targeted to become Florentino Perez’s next ‘Galactico’
The Real Madrid president believes that his side needs a big money signing to reinvigorate his squad after losing serious ground to Barcelona in La Liga

Zinedine Zidane has included TottenhamÂ’s Harry Kane and the Everton striker as the perfect strikers to bolster their frontline next season alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale
Los Blancos reportedly tried to sign the 22-year-old back in 2012 but would face stiff competition meaning alternatives could be considered

Reports suggest that Madrid are lining up a £60m move the Belgium international to bring the powerful striker to the Bernabeu
The Spanish side are also keeping tabs on Alvaro Morata and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang if a move for the Everton forward fails to materialise

Juventus

Italian giants Juventus have long been admirers of the striker, who turned down a move to Italy in order to join Everton who he described at the time as the ‘perfect’ club for him
However, times have changed and Lukaku is ready to make the next step in his career

Juventus have dominated Serie A in recent seasons but were narrowly edged out in their Champions League tie against Bayern Munich
Massimiliano Allegri’s side would no doubt match Lukaku’s ambitions of playing at the highest level of football
The Italians are expected to complete the permanent signing of Juan Cuadrado but doubts remain over MorataÂ’s future at the club

Despite the exceptional form of Paulo Dybala, Juve fans have grown frustrated with Croatian forward Mario Mandzukic
Lukaku has been linked up as the perfect man to lead the line next season
The striker admitted that he thought about moving to Juventus before making the switch to Everton and the time could now be right to don the black and white shirt

Other possible destinations

After Lukaku’s remarks about playing in Europe, both Borussia Dortmund who face the prospect of losing Aubameyang in the summer and Paris St Germain have shown an interest with Zlatan Ibrahimovic set to leave the club
Atletico Madrid are also keeping tabs on the forward as well as looking to bring former striker, Diego Costa, back to the club


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