Romelu Lukaku, the injured attacker who recently joined Fenerbahce, offered a candid assessment of his previous club experience. Speaking publicly, the Belgian international expressed significant dissatisfaction with his time at his former club, Napoli. Lukaku admitted that his last season was the worst of his professional career.
He detailed a period marked by physical setbacks and limited contribution at Napoli. Specifically, he noted that during his three appearances for the club, he featured for only 102 minutes, managing to score a single winning goal during the match against Verona. Beyond the on-field struggles, Lukaku cited a combination of personal and professional hurdles that contributed to his difficult year.
These challenges included coping with the passing of his father, dealing with a slow recovery process from injuries, and navigating disagreements with the Italian club regarding his rehabilitation plans in Belgium. The transfer to Fenerbahce represents a fresh start, as Lukaku has signed a two-year contract with the Turkish side. Looking ahead, his primary objective is to regain his former peak fitness levels.
He stated his commitment to the new club, expressing hope that the next two years will allow him to return to the form he once commanded on the pitch.
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