Inter Milan open talks with new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly as Romelu Lukaku exit nears - report

Inter Milan have opened talks with Chelsea over a loan deal for former striker Romelu Lukaku, as his Stamford Bridge exit nears. According to reports, new Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly was involved in talks with Lukaku’s entourage which took place on Wednesday, to try and find a solution to offload the striker to make way for new summer recruits.

Ad/> Although both parties have declined to comment on the on-going discussions, there is an understanding that both feel a deal can be agreed, with the 29-year-old prepared to take a pay cut to return to Milan. TransfersInter Milan to propose huge Lukaku offer — Paper Round31/05/2022 AT 21:45 Lukaku — who re-signed for Chelsea in a record-breaking £97.5 million deal last summer — scored 15 goals in all competitions last season, an underwhelming return for the player that was brought in to help propel the club towards a title challenge.

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