Chelsea cut their losses by getting rid of Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku after a poor season in front of the goal. Both of them returned to their old stomping grounds: Werner signed for Leipzig, and Lukaku joined Inter on a season-long loan. And while the German is relaxed about his time in England, Lukaku admits he’s angry.Romelu Lukaku talking about Chelsea. pic.twitter.com/aRXIse074V— Frank Khalid (@FrankKhalidUK) August 10, 2022 The Belgian is preparing to start the Serie A season with the Nerazzurri, and he clearly feels he has a score to settle.”The season at Chelsea gave me extra motivation to do even better than befor. I think in one year everyone has forgotten about the things I am capable of doing on the pitch. That is a kind of anger that I have inside me. That now the team has it too, which didn’t win last year, all together we hope to do better and bring something home.”##NAJAVA_MECA_6557522##A year ago, Lukaku won the Scudetto and was on top of the world. When the chance to join Chelsea for the second time arrived, he jumped on it. But speaking to DAZN, he admitted that it didn’t play out the way he imagined.”So many things went wrong. I think before, when I left, I wanted to take revenge at Chelsea because when I was young it was my team for 11 years. I had the opportunity to go back there and thought I would be a hero, but that wasn’t the case. In March, when I heard there was an opportunity to come back here, I didn’t say anything at first. However, toward the end of the season, we did a very good job with the club, and I was able to come back here.”🎙️Lukaku: “Lautaro was the first guy I told about coming back to Inter”[Translated 🇬🇧 the Lukaku interview snippet from @DAZN_IT] pic.twitter.com/4IFtGCBzVn— Uncle $harma 🎙️ (@RSharmzz) August 10, 2022 Many Inter fans decided not to support Lukaku on his return because they felt his departure in 2021 was disrespectful to the club that revived his career. But he won’t waste words on apologising but will instead speak by scoring.”It was destiny to play for Inter, like for Anderlecht and Chelsea. It was what I imagined, Inter and Anderlecht and Everton gave me the opportunity to become the player I am. The love of the people and the fans, for my family, and for me. I thank them, and I still apologise for how I left, but I have to speak on the pitch.”
