The Telegraph and the Times are unbalanced on the return to Milan of the Belgian attacker
The negotiation has officially started: Inter and Chelsea have opened the dialogue for the return to the Nerazzurri of Lukaku. The confirmation also comes from England, with the Times and the The Telegraph who write about an interview between the two managers which took place yesterday and continued today in the morning. Specifically, according to The Telegraph the deal could already close by the weekend or at the beginning of the next one at the latest. The new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly would in fact have consented to the loan – taking note of Big Rom’s firm will to return to Milan – then discussing it with Marotta in a conference call which was also attended by the lawyer representing Lukaku.
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The Belgian player – the tabloid reiterates – is willing to significantly cut his salary to facilitate his return on loan to Inter, while the English club will have to cover part of his salary. The parties expect to settle the deal by the weekend, the negotiation must in any case be closed by June 30 for Inter to benefit from the Growth Decree. The next contacts will be used to establish the economic outlay that the Nerazzurri will have to pay to Chelsea for the onerous loan, the possibility remains to include any technical counterparts in the deal. Still to be defined, concludes The Telegraph, which ones.
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