Jose Mourinho’s View on Romelu Lukaku Signing After Fenerbahce Transfer
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Jose Mourinho is back in the game! He’s just been named the new boss of Fenerbahce, a big club in Istanbul. This is his first job since he left AS Roma earlier this year, and he’s got a two-year contract to make his mark.
At a huge event with lots of fans, Mourinho made it clear he’s ready to shake things up in the transfer market. There’s been chatter about him being interested in Romelu Lukaku, a powerful striker from Chelsea. They’ve crossed paths before at different clubs, and Mourinho even brought Lukaku to Manchester United for a hefty fee back in 2017.
Lukaku’s been playing at Roma on loan, but it looks like he’ll be heading back to Chelsea soon. Word on the street is he could be up for grabs for about £38 million after spending a couple of seasons away from Stamford Bridge.
Napoli’s also in the mix, with rumors that Antonio Conte might take over there. Conte and Lukaku have a history of winning together at Inter Milan. But when asked about bringing Lukaku and his Roma teammate Paulo Dybala on board, Mourinho played it cool, saying he’s not looking at any players from AS Roma right now.
