Romelu Lukaku has landed at Sabiha Gökçen Airport. Fenerbahçe will pay the player an annual salary of 5+1 million euros. In a statement on FB TV, Football Director Oğuz Çetin said that they sat down and talked at length with Lukaku. According to Çetin, Lukaku says that for him it is Fenerbahçe and nothing else and sincerely feels he needs to be there in the pursuit of the championship.

Fenerbahce sporting director Oğuz Çetin stated that Romelu Lukaku was determined to join the club and, after extensive talks, signed a one-year contract with an option for another season which is dependent on winning the league title. Çetin revealed that Lukaku paid 150,000 euros himself and gave up 2 million euros to facilitate the move, describing it as a significant financial sacrifice.

Romelu Lukaku is a player of Fenerbahçe after Napoli accepted a fixed fee of six million euros. The amount can potentially rise to nine million euros through bonuses, with two million euros linked to Lukaku's appearances and an additional one million euros linked to a possible Turkish league title. According to Football Italia, Fenerbahçe pays a fixed amount of six million euros. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Chelsea is entitled to forty percent of the transfer sum, which means Napoli retains 3.6 million euros from the fixed fee. Lukaku signed a one-season contract with Fenerbahçe, which includes an option for an additional year.

According to Voetbalprimeur.nl, Romelu Lukaku has been officially presented at Fenerbahçe after his departure from Napoli. Fenerbahçe reached a full agreement to sign Lukaku, who had several options this summer. There was also interest from Major League Soccer, and AS Monaco was previously mentioned as a possible destination. Lukaku preferred a new challenge in Europe and was convinced by Fenerbahçe's project in Turkey.

In an official statement, Fenerbahçe confirmed the arrival of Romelu Lukaku from Naples. The club specified that Romelu Lukaku would arrive at Sabiha Gökçen airport at 22:00. Fenerbahçe will pay 6 million euros for the transfer.

Romelu Lukaku has signed a one-year contract with Fenerbahce for approximately 10 million euros per year, which includes an option for a second season. Napoli receives 6 million euros plus 2 million euros in bonuses for the transfer, but must pay 40% to Chelsea based on previous agreements between the two clubs at the time of the player's arrival at Napoli. The official announcement concludes Lukaku's period at Napoli.

Fenerbahçe announced the transfer of Romelu Lukaku. According to the club's Football Director, Oğuz Çetin, who spoke on FB TV, the transfer has been completed and Lukaku will be there this evening.

A report from Sacha Tavolieri states that Fenerbahçe have made a private jet available for Romelu Lukaku, which is ready to depart at 19:00 Belgian time. The report adds that the parties are currently finalising the last formalities and details before the flight and that the contract is for one year with an option for a further year.

According to Fanatik, Napoli's initial price for Romelu Lukaku was 12 million Euro, and Fenerbahce communicated they could offer up to 10 million Euro with bonuses on a long-term payment plan. The transfer was completed for a fee of 6 million Euro plus bonuses. Napoli reportedly accepted the lower fee partly because they favored a short-term payment offer and wanted to free up their wage budget by moving Lukaku on quickly. The report also states that Napoli wanted to avoid further delays in negotiations to prevent the risk of not signing Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. Fenerbahce had already reached an agreement with Romelu Lukaku for a 2-year contract with an annual salary of 10 million Euro including bonuses. Lukaku is expected to travel to Istanbul with Federico Pastorello in the upcoming days to undergo a medical examination and sign the official contract.

Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the transfer of Romelu Lukaku. According to Gianluca di Marzio, an agreement has been reached between Fenerbahçe and Napoli. The transfer fee is reportedly around six million euros plus bonuses. Di Marzio also reports that Lukaku has already completed his medical tests. Romano expects the paperwork to be finalized today.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, the transfer of Romelu Lukaku to Fenerbahçe is a completed agreement. The Belgian player is expected to take a private flight on Wednesday to complete his medical tests and sign his contract with Fenerbahçe. Lukaku will sign a one year contract with an option for an additional year.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Romelu Lukaku's transfer to Fenerbahçe has been finalized. A club-to-club agreement was reached after Napoli gave its approval, accepting a bid worth over €6m that was revealed the previous night. Lukaku has also agreed to all terms. The agreement is currently verbal, and the paperwork is scheduled to be checked today.

According to Italian journalist Di Marzio, Fenerbahçe and Napoli have reached an agreement for Romelu Lukaku for 6 million Euro plus bonuses. Romelu Lukaku has undergone medical examinations. The two clubs are discussing the payment plan and final details. The player's agent, Federico Pastorello, went to Italy to complete the transfer. Fenerbahçe's management plans to bring Romelu Lukaku to Istanbul this week to sign a 2-year contract, and a yearly salary of approximately 10 million Euro for 2 years has been agreed with him. According to the Italian press, an official announcement could come at any time. Lukaku's pressure on Napoli to avoid further delays has been effective.

A report from Fabrizio Romano states that Fenerbahçe are nearing an agreement for Romelu Lukaku, after Napoli accepted a second official bid worth over €6m. The report adds that the final steps are expected to happen soon, before approval is given for Lukaku to join Fenerbahçe as a new striker.

According to a report by AKŞAM, Napoli has reduced its demand for Romelu Lukaku to a range of 5-6 million euros. The report also states that Fenerbahçe is taking a cautious approach and considering other alternatives.

Fanatik reports that the transfer of Romelu Lukaku from Napoli to Fenerbahçe has been agreed for a fee of 10 million Euro. During negotiations, Napoli initially demanded 12 million Euro but accepted Fenerbahçe's offer of 10 million Euro after the club stated they would not go any higher. A 2-year contract has been agreed with Romelu Lukaku for a salary of approximately 10 million Euro per year. It is reported that Lukaku applied pressure on Napoli to avoid further delays in the process. The two clubs are now discussing the payment plan and final details. Lukaku's agent, Federico Pastorello, has traveled to Italy to finalize the transfer. An official announcement is expected soon, according to the Italian press. Fenerbahçe plans to bring Romelu Lukaku to Istanbul this week to sign the contract.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, Fenerbahçe sent a new official bid to Napoli tonight for Romelu Lukaku. The proposal for the Belgian striker is for more than €6m. The report also states that Romelu Lukaku has already agreed terms with Fenerbahçe and that the agreement is getting closer.

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that Fenerbahçe has sent a second offer to Naples for Romelu Lukaku. The Turkish club had made a previous approach in recent days, and the first proposal was rejected. A departure for Lukaku now seems more likely after a conflict with the club which followed a hip injury incident in March.

Romelu Lukaku wants to leave Naples and has approved a transfer to Turkey. According to Il Mattino, the Belgian striker has reached an agreement with Fenerbahçe for a one-year contract with an annual salary of 10 million euros. Lukaku is now waiting for the two clubs to agree on the transfer fee. Naples initially asked for 12 million euros but is now willing to lower its demands to finalize a deal at 9-10 million euros plus bonuses.

According to Goal.com, Atlanta United have focused their attention on Alvaro Morata after being unsuccessful in securing a deal for Napoli's Romelu Lukaku, who is set to join Fenerbahce.

According to Nicolo Schira, Romelu Lukaku's transfer to Fenerbahce from Napoli is in its final stages for €10M, including bonuses. An agreement in principle is in place for a contract until 2028 worth €8M per year plus bonuses, and the deal could also include an option for 2029.

According to Tuttomercato, Romelu Lukaku has given his approval to Fenerbahce and the parties have an agreement for a contract worth ten million euros net per year. Napoli is requesting twelve million euros for Lukaku's transfer fee, to be paid in a maximum of two installments, while Fenerbahce has offered between seven and eight million euros. The objective is to reach an agreement on the fee quickly. The report adds that Napoli purchased Lukaku from Chelsea in the summer of 2024 for thirty million euros, with Chelsea retaining a forty percent resale clause, and Napoli does not intend to accept less than their asking price to avoid a loss.

Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Romelu Lukaku's transfer to Fenerbahce is imminent. The parties are confident they can finalize the deal within 48 hours, as the player is nearing a move to the club.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Romelu Lukaku has reached an agreement in principle to move to Fenerbahce, with a two-year contract offer set to be signed. Napoli and Fenerbahce are now discussing the final details of the transfer, and an agreement on the deal is expected shortly. Napoli are asking for a €15 million fee for the sale, although Fenerbahce hope to finalise a deal for a lower price. Negotiations are expected to continue in the coming days.

According to Sacha Tavolieri, an agreement for Romelu Lukaku to join Fenerbahçe is not close, and there is still no agreement on personal terms. All discussions are ongoing.

According to Matteo Moretto, Fenerbahçe and Romelu Lukaku have reached a total agreement. The first offer from the Turkish club is around 6 million euros, while Napoli is asking for about double that amount. A new bid is expected to finalize the agreement.

An offer of 5 million has been made by Fenerbahce for Romelu Lukaku. The Belgian striker's agent, Federico Pastorello, has arrived at the Napoli training camp, and there are indications of a willingness to reach an agreement in the coming days.

According to Nicolo Schira, Romelu Lukaku is moving closer to Fenerbahce. An agreement in principle is in place for a contract until 2028 with an option for 2029. Fenerbahce are now in advanced talks with Napoli to reach a deal on the compensation fee.

According to Turkish journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu, Fenerbahçe and Napoli have started negotiations for the transfer of Romelu Lukaku. The Belgian striker is in the last year of his contract, and Napoli are prepared to sell him.

Matteo Moretto reported on Youtube during the night that Romelu Lukaku has given his full approval to Fenerbahçe. The report stated that the striker has said yes, the economic agreement between the parties is close, and the two clubs will begin to discuss the transfer fee in the next few hours.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Fenerbahçe are in active negotiations to sign Romelu Lukaku. The club is now in direct talks with his camp, and negotiations are underway. The president is personally working on the deal. AS Monaco are not involved. Lukaku is expected to leave Napoli soon.

Nicolo Schira reports that talks between Romelu Lukaku and Fenerbahce are progressing well. Napoli is asking for €10M to sell the striker, because Chelsea has a 40% share of the sale.

Romelu Lukaku is not joining Napoli's training camp. SportMediaset reported that Fenerbahce intensified contacts with Lukaku's entourage in the evening to assess the parameters of the operation.

Il Mattino reports that Fenerbahçe is the frontrunner to sign Romelu Lukaku. The Turkish club is reportedly already negotiating with Lukaku and his entourage. Fenerbahçe has received information about the striker's terms. The club is seeking a new forward. The interest in Lukaku follows the failed transfer of Alexander Sorloth to Fenerbahçe.

Romelu Lukaku's manager, Federico Pastorello, stated that Lukaku is not convinced about staying at Napoli just to be a backup for Hojlund. It is indicated that Lukaku's priority is to play regularly and that he is open to projects where he will have a significant role. Fenerbahçe is reported to be closely following developments regarding Lukaku's future, and it is stated that the Fenerbahçe management may contact Lukaku's representative to learn about the financial terms of a possible transfer. The main obstacle for the transfer is reported to be Lukaku's high salary, and it is expressed that Fenerbahçe may request a salary contribution from Napoli or propose performance-based payment options.

After Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis discussed transfer strategy with the technical staff, the club decided to separate from striker Romelu Lukaku. According to Corriere dello Sport, Napoli has started waiting for incoming offers for the scorer, whose gross annual salary of approximately 11 million euros does not fit with the club's plans to reduce its wage budget. For this reason, unless an extraordinary development occurs, the parties have a mutual understanding to separate. Napoli will not consider low offers for Lukaku, and Chelsea would receive a share from a possible sale. The striker is being considered by Fenerbahçe, which continues its search for a center-forward in England. The Fenerbahçe management wants the new center-forward to be a player who can also play on the wings. If Fenerbahçe is unsuccessful in transfer talks with Ollie Watkins and Marcus Rashford, they will pursue Romelu Lukaku. The Fenerbahçe management wants to complete the striker transfer quickly.

Goal.com reports that Fenerbahçe is also monitoring Romelu Lukaku's situation. The club's recent signing of Mason Greenwood could affect their chances of bringing in another high-profile striker.

Il Mattino reports that, according to Romelu Lukaku's entourage, in recent hours the player has shown a slight openness towards a transfer to Turkey, provided particularly favorable economic conditions are guaranteed. Fenerbahce is reportedly the most interested club and currently appears to be ahead of Besiktas. However, a genuine negotiation between the parties has not yet taken place. The interest from the Istanbul club still needs to be formalized into a concrete proposal to both Napoli and Lukaku. Only then will it be possible to determine if an agreement can be reached.

Fanatik reports that Romelu Lukaku is a subject of interest for Fenerbahçe and that his market value is listed as 6 million euros.

Nicolo Schira reports that Fenerbahçe have shown interest in Romelu Lukaku. The report adds that Napoli's asking price for the striker is €10M, and that his €8M-per-year contract expires in June 2027.

Fenerbahçe is interested in Romelu Lukaku as a forward candidate, and the transfer is expected to be finalized soon, according to Italian journalist Nicolo Schira.

Romelu Lukaku is considered no longer part of Napoli's project due to recent tensions, according to Tuttomercato. Reported issues include the player going back to Belgium while injured and failing to adhere to the club's directives regarding a return to Castel Volturno. The separation from the club appears to be final, and Conte is reportedly particularly resentful of Lukaku's behavior. Aziz Yildirim, a presidential candidate for Fenerbahce, has promised supporters he will sign Lukaku should he win the club's elections. The transfer is dependent on the outcome of the elections, which are scheduled for early June.

According to Il Mattino, Aziz Yildirim, a candidate for the Fenerbahce presidency, has publicly announced his intention to bring a top striker to the club for next season, with Romelu Lukaku reportedly being a primary target. The report indicates that there have been contacts with Turkish football circles in recent weeks, and Yildirim's official candidacy has significantly increased interest. The vote for the Fenerbahce presidency is scheduled for June 6 and 7. Napoli is monitoring the situation as De Laurentiis wants to reduce the wage bill and end Lukaku's contract. The striker could be open to the move if the financial terms match those of previous seasons.

Fenerbahce has initiated negotiations for Romelu Lukaku, who has been declared to be undesirable at Napoli, and progress has been made. Sadettin Saran informed presidential candidates Hakan Safi and Barış Göktürk about the developments. It is stated that the forward has approved a move to Fenerbahce, and progress has been made concerning contract duration and salary issues. Napoli is ready to facilitate the transfer fee to offload Lukaku, who is in the last year of his contract and earns a high salary. According to Voetbalnieuws, Fenerbahce considers Romelu Lukaku, who had a tough season at Napoli, an urgent solution and will make an official offer shortly. It is claimed that Fenerbahce will offer the 32-year-old striker, who earns 10 million Euros per year at Napoli, a salary of 15 million Euros.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Fenerbahçe has been mentioned as an emergency solution for Romelu Lukaku after a difficult season at Napoli. The outlet also states that Lukaku has reportedly made himself available to multiple clubs.

According to Fanatik, Romelu Lukaku is the primary target for Fenerbahçe in the upcoming transfer window. Lukaku had a crisis with Napoli after refusing to return to the club on March 26, which led to his exclusion from the squad. He recently met with the Napoli management and it was agreed he would continue training in Antwerp until May 24 in exchange for paying a financial penalty. Both parties agreed that Lukaku, who is entering the final year of his contract, will be sold this summer. Napoli is prepared to sell the player for a fee significantly lower than the approximately 30.7 million Euro they paid in 2024, and his annual cost, including taxes, is 12 million Euro. Fenerbahçe will begin official talks before the end of the season and aims to use its good relationship with Napoli, established through previous transfers of Elif Elmas and Kim min-jae.

Voetbalnieuws.be has reported on the financial demands for a potential transfer of Romelu Lukaku, citing TM as the source for the information that Napoli would want 15 million euro for the player. The report also mentions that Turkish top clubs, including Fenerbahçe and Besiktas, have a better chance of signing Lukaku, while Anderlecht cannot afford this amount and is consequently not in contention.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Romelu Lukaku was on Fenerbahçe's shortlist in early February and that interest has been renewed. Süper Lig FR reported that Fenerbahçe directly contacted Lukaku's agent, Federico Pastorello, adding that a departure this summer is very likely and that the Turkish club believes it can convince Lukaku. Furthermore, A Spor wrote that Fenerbahçe is closely monitoring the situation and is prepared to act if Napoli makes the player available. La Gazzetta dello Sport also reported that Fenerbahçe has contacted Lukaku's entourage.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fenerbahçe has made an initial move for Romelu Lukaku after he was excluded from the squad at Napoli for missing training. The club officially communicated their interest in Lukaku to his manager Federico Pastorello and his close circle, but Lukaku has not yet responded. The report also states that Lukaku is attempting to clarify his future at Napoli and will have a meeting with coach Antonio Conte. The decision to exclude Lukaku from the squad was made by president Aurelio De Laurentiis and sporting director Giovanni Manna. It is considered certain that Lukaku will be sold in the summer as he will enter the last year of his contract. La Gazzetta dello Sport notes that Fenerbahçe could meet Lukaku's financial requirements, mentioning that the club already has three players earning more than 10 million EUR. It is reported that Lukaku is open to playing for a team that competes at a high level and in European competitions in an intense atmosphere.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Romelu Lukaku's high salary demands are unlikely to be a problem for Fenerbahçe. It is also noted that Lukaku could reunite at the Turkish club with Domenico Tedesco, his former national coach.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fenerbahçe is interested in Romelu Lukaku, who plays for Napoli, and has taken action regarding him. The report claims that the club's management contacted Lukaku's management team to obtain information about the conditions of a possible transfer. However, it is stated that Lukaku's future will be determined by his situation with his club and the career plans of head coach Antonio Conte. In a conflicting report, Fanatik reporter Samet Çayır, citing club sources, reports that Romelu Lukaku is not being considered by Fenerbahçe and the club will pursue other striker options.

Reports in the Italian press state that Fenerbahçe is closely following developments regarding Romelu Lukaku and Napoli. This situation comes after Lukaku was given an ultimatum by Napoli and did not attend training. It is reported that Napoli's sporting director, Manna, informed the player's agent, Pastorello, of a decision to exclude him from the squad. It is also claimed that Fenerbahçe is prepared to act to sign the Belgian striker this summer.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Fenerbahce made contact with Romelu Lukaku, who plays for Napoli, before the Sidiki Cherif transfer. It was stated that after adding Sidiki Cherif to their squad, Fenerbahce put the Romelu Lukaku transfer on hold.

Fenerbahçe approached Napoli's 32-year-old striker, Romelu Lukaku, who was on a shortlist of players. The transfer did not proceed because the relationship between the coach and player had not been consistently positive. Lukaku joined Napoli in August 2024 with a contract until June 2027, and according to reports from January 2026, Napoli's asking price was approximately €15–20 million.