Romelu Lukaku told he can "still give more" as Chelsea target Club World Cup final glory

Romelu Lukaku may have been the hero for Chelsea as his goal against Al-Hilal sent them through to the Club World Cup final, but the Belgian has been told he can still "give more".

It's been a roller-coaster since Lukaku returned to Stamford Bridge for £97.5million in the summer, as injuries and controversies have followed the forward since leaving Inter Milan.

Chelsea face Palmeiras in the Club World Cup final on Saturday as Thomas Tuchel eyes more silverware, and looks to add a world title to his European crown.

Lukaku is expected to play a large part, but the forward has been told that he can still give more by Chelsea legend Geremi.

Chelsea are heavy favourites to win the Club World Cup, but Brazilian side Palmeiras, Copa Libertadores winners, stand in their way of another major trophy.

Lukaku's goal in the semi-final against Al-Hilal was his ninth in a Chelsea shirt this season, putting him level with Jorginho as top scorer, but it's been a mixed return to Stamford Bridge for the Belgian.

There is no denying Lukaku's quality, but an unlucky sequence of injuries kept the striker out of the side for some time, and his interview saga in the new year set the Belgian back even more.

But class is permanent and Lukaku proved that he can still be the difference once more on Wednesday, but he has been told by Geremi that he can still offer more, and believes that his controversy will not stop him, as it was misunderstood.

Geremi exclusively told Mirror Football as part of Three's official launch of it's 5G network at Chelsea: "I think that there was a lot of misunderstanding and misinterpretation about what happened.

"His attitude says that he is happy, so I think it was all misinterpreted about what he said.

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