Romelu Lukaku, a striker for Chelsea who is 31 years old, is apparently a target for AC Milan during the summer transfer window.

Romelu Lukaku, who made an impression in Serie A with AS Roma last season, is set to permanently depart Chelsea this summer. During his loan at the Serie A side, the Belgian striker scored 21 goals across all competitions, and there’s no denying that he’s talented enough for AC Milan as well.According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Milan has reconnected with him in an attempt to sign him.

This summer, the Serie A powerhouses need to add a consistent goal scorer, and Lukaku might be the best option. Over the years, he has established himself in Italian football. He previously assisted Inter Milan in winning the Serie A championship. AC Milan’s interest in him made sense because he would undoubtedly aid in their future improvement.

The striker needs to go on and look for regular playing time since he has no future at Chelsea. He would really like to sign a permanent contract with AC Milan. Being one of the greatest clubs in the nation, the Rossoneri, may afford him the opportunity to compete for significant titles.

Will Chelsea get a fair price for him when they sell?

Lukaku is someone Chelsea will also want to let go of and will want to be paid for. Whether they are prepared to sell the player for a fair amount is still up in the air. Milan isn’t going to overpay for the striker from Belgium. Even though he has a track record of success in Italian football, Milan will try to sign him this summer for a low price.

In addition, the striker may have to take a pay reduction in order for the transfer to happen because he is already paid astronomical salaries at Chelsea. Milan will probably find it difficult to pay his existing Chelsea salary. At the height of his abilities, the Belgian striker is a fixture in Italian football.

Next season, he might join Milan and have an immediate influence, changing the team in the last third. Lukaku’s huge money return to Chelsea a few seasons ago did not live up to the hype, thus it would be best for the Premier League team if he were sold permanently. Without a doubt, the transfer has been a complete failure, and both sides must proceed with their separate ways now.