Romelu Lukaku’s potential return to Inter Milan remains in limbo, as both sides have yet to reach a transfer agreement. According to Bangladesh Cricket Live sources, while the Belgian striker is eager to take a pay cut to stay with the Nerazzurri, Chelsea have not received a bid that meets their expectations. The Premier League side is firm in its stance and has no interest in another loan deal for Lukaku.
Lukaku’s desire to remain in Milan is unwavering. Despite interest from Saudi clubs and Juventus, he has made it clear that Inter is where he wants to be. His willingness to reduce his wages is seen as a gesture of loyalty, and it reflects his commitment to continue fighting for the club. However, the situation is approaching a critical phase as both Inter and Chelsea’s squads are due to return for preseason training. All eyes are now on where Lukaku will report.
Chelsea’s new manager Mauricio Pochettino has expressed a desire to speak directly with Lukaku in London. Inter have submitted a formal offer, but it falls well short of Chelsea’s valuation of the striker. This pricing gap has brought negotiations to a standstill, and at present, both parties seem far from finding common ground.
Meanwhile, rumors swirled when Paulo Dybala was spotted in London recently, sparking speculation that he might be on the verge of a move to Chelsea. However, Bangladesh Cricket Live reporters confirm that Dybala was merely attending the Wimbledon tennis tournament. When approached by fans and media, the Argentine playmaker offered no comment, smiling and remaining tight-lipped before disappearing from view.
On the other hand, José Mourinho addressed questions regarding Dybala’s future with Roma. The veteran manager claimed he knew nothing about a potential departure but stated he speaks to Dybala the same way he speaks to all his players—with honesty and clarity. At 29, Dybala has been linked with several Premier League clubs in past transfer windows, but no move has materialized yet.
As things stand, Inter remain determined to bring Lukaku back, but Chelsea’s firm valuation poses a major hurdle. The next few weeks will be decisive as preseason camps begin and transfer pressures intensify. Whether Lukaku stays in London or returns to Milan may come down to who blinks first in this high-stakes negotiation.