Corriere dello Sport reports that Romelu Lukaku is expected at the Castel Volturno training center today to discuss his future with coach Conte and sporting director Manna. Napoli has started disciplinary proceedings against Lukaku and has considered excluding him from the squad due to his decision to continue his rehabilitation from an ileopsoas problem in Belgium, a choice with which the club did not agree.

There are rumors that Romelu Lukaku could be excluded from the team until the end of the season, and the next few days of training will determine whether he can continue his career at Napoli or if a summer departure is unavoidable. There is a focus on professional reintegration, but the consequences announced by the management indicate that the situation has not concluded.

Romelu Lukaku has not yet returned to Castel Volturno, with the official reason being for him to regain his best physical condition, but the atmosphere is tense. Lukaku's plans to remain are complicated by recent statements from Antonio Conte, who has indicated interest in the national team bench. Without his mentor, Lukaku could move to the Saudi League; a transfer to Saudi Arabia is set at odds of 5.00.

A report from La Repubblica states that Romelu Lukaku will be excluded from Napoli's squad for the remainder of the season and will be encouraged to leave in May. The report adds that although a meeting is scheduled, the club considers the situation to be irreversible and a separation unavoidable.

Tuttomercato reports that Romelu Lukaku is expected to leave Napoli in the summer and that there are no precise requests for him yet. There is a starting valuation of 15 million euros for Lukaku, but Napoli would accept around 10 million euros to avoid a capital loss, given that 30 million euros were paid to acquire him from Chelsea in the summer of 2024. Lukaku earns 11-12 million gross per season, which is approximately 8.5 million due to tax benefits from the Decreto Crescita.

According to a report from Fanatik, Napoli plans to separate from Romelu Lukaku at the end of the season. The report states that the 32-year-old forward, whose contract expires in 2027, is no longer part of the squad planning, and the management aims to separate from him. Fanatik also claimed that the Belgian, who is the team's highest-paid player with a 7.5 million Euro annual salary, could be sent without a transfer fee to relieve the club of this financial burden.

Tuttomercato reports that Napoli's sporting director, Giovanni Manna, and Romelu Lukaku's manager, Federico Pastorello, have been in phone contact to find solutions after the player did not return to Napoli following his 'sconvocazione' from the Belgium national team. The report also states there are ongoing updates and an attempt to prepare a meeting at Castel Volturno in the middle of next week, after Napoli's match with Milan, to try to mend the recent issues.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, there are specific interests from Saudi Arabia for Romelu Lukaku.

An official statement said Romelu Lukaku refused to train with Napoli on Tuesday morning. The club announced that it will discipline the Belgian striker and that he could possibly be expelled from the first team. Italian sources write about a potential court case and contract termination.

According to Tuttomercato, SSC Napoli communicated that Romelu Lukaku did not respond to the call-up for the resumption of training. The club stated it reserves the right to consider taking appropriate disciplinary measures and to continue the player's activity with the squad indefinitely. The possibility of Lukaku's exclusion from the squad and a departure at the end of the season is not ruled out. The player was purchased for 30 million from Chelsea and has a remaining book value of approximately 6 million, as 80% has been amortized. A sale for more than that amount would result in a capital gain. Lukaku has a three-year contract until 2027 with an estimated gross salary between 16 and 17 million, which costs Napoli around 8 million gross per season. The likelihood of the player remaining with the club is described as very low.

Voetbalnieuws.be reported that Napoli announced Romelu Lukaku did not respond to the call-up for the resumption of training. Napoli stated it reserves the right to evaluate imposing appropriate disciplinary measures and to suspend Lukaku's participation in team activities for an indefinite period. It is suggested that Lukaku could be moving towards a separation from Napoli.

Tuttomercato reports that Lukaku is still in Belgium instead of being at Castel Volturno under the orders of Antonio Conte to prepare for upcoming matches. The club led by De Laurentiis has given an ultimatum to Lukaku, stating that he must either return or he will be excluded from the squad. The report adds that this end to the season would be unimaginable for Lukaku, who had recently been decisive for the club after a long injury.

HLN reports that tension exists between Romelu Lukaku and Napoli over the player's decision to remain in Belgium for a personalized training program, which the club views as an unjustified absence. HLN suggests that Napoli could be using this situation as a pretext for criticism and potentially as an initial move towards a separation. Observers have noted that Lukaku has one year remaining on his contract with a significant salary, and some believe Napoli and Conte are able to manage without him.

According to Tuttomercato, Lukaku has a physical problem, wants to go to the World Cup, and is in conflict with Napoli, where Hojlund is being preferred over him.

Media report that Romelu Lukaku may be forced out of Napoli's first team if he does not return to Italy by Tuesday. The situation could lead to a separation at the end of the season. Lukaku is under contract with Napoli until June 2027, earning a net salary of €6.5 million per year, plus bonuses.

According to Nicolo Schira, the relationship between Romelu Lukaku and Napoli is not good, and the player seems ready to leave after the World Cup. Lukaku has been approached by Saudi clubs in recent weeks.

According to Tuttomercato, Romelu Lukaku has remained in Belgium to train after declining to join his national team, while Napoli expected him to return to Castel Volturno. The situation may escalate in the coming days, and if Lukaku does not return to Napoli, he could be excluded from the squad. The end of the relationship is considered a real possibility. Lukaku's contract expires in 2027, but the parties will work on a solution in the summer.

According to Tuttomercato, Napoli has decided to end its interest in Romelu Lukaku, who is not in the club's future plans. It is stated that Napoli will seek an alternative to Hojlund and will no longer attempt to sign Lukaku.

According to Nicolo Schira, Romelu Lukaku was not present at Castelvolturno, having informed the club of his wish to train in Belgium during the break. The decision was not made in agreement with the club, which is now very angry. A possible fine for Lukaku is mentioned.

Het Nieuwsblad reports on speculation in Italy concerning Romelu Lukaku's future at Napoli. The report indicates Saudi Arabia as a potential destination for Lukaku if he departs. The report also states that his current annual earnings in Naples are 6 million euro, and that should he leave, few destinations would likely offer a similar amount.

According to Fabio Santini, whether Romelu Lukaku will continue at Napoli depends on where coach Antonio Conte goes. Santini stated that the forward will not stay, even if the coach might. He also remarked that Lukaku does not appear motivated, in addition to the injuries he has had.

Tuttomercato provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Romelu Lukaku. Il Corriere del Mezzogiorno highlights that reflections on his future are still ongoing. Lukaku's future is uncertain, as he has a contract valid until 2027, receives a very high salary, and has contributed little this season, partly due to physical problems. Definitive decisions on his future will not be made before the end of the championship, as Conte and the management will assess the situation only at the end of the season.

Calciomercato.it reports that there could be a lucrative offer for Romelu Lukaku and that there are indications he may leave Napoli. Lukaku previously rejected clubs from Saudi Arabia, but now there is interest from the United States, with the suggestion that a high salary could be available for the 32-year-old in MLS. Napoli may be willing to cooperate with a transfer, viewing it as their final opportunity to receive a substantial fee for Lukaku.

Tuttomercato reports on Napoli's transfer activities following their loss of Lukaku, leading to the signing of Hojlund. Napoli lost Lukaku, prompting them to sign Hojlund.

CalcioMercato reports on Romelu Lukaku's injury recovery timeline. Romelu Lukaku is recovering from a serious muscle injury that will keep him out until early 2026.

Lukaku, the trusted player of coach Conte at Napoli, suffered a serious injury in a friendly match against Olympiacos and will be out for at least three months.

Tuttomercato reports on Romelu Lukaku's decision regarding his medical treatment and its implications for Napoli's transfer strategy. Romelu Lukaku has decided, in agreement with Napoli, not to undergo surgery. This decision affects the club's transfer market strategy as they need to find new players for the attack.

Tuttomercato reports on Romelu Lukaku's consultation decision and Napoli's search for potential replacements. Romelu Lukaku is undergoing a consultation on August 20 to decide between conservative therapy or surgery for his recovery, which is expected to be lengthy. Napoli is considering replacements, with Artem Dovbyk from Roma and other candidates such as Arokodare and Jamie Vardy being considered.

Tuttomercato reports on Romelu Lukaku's significant injury setback and its implications for Napoli's transfer plans. Romelu Lukaku suffered a high-grade injury to the rectus femoris muscle in his left thigh during a match against Olympiacos. He will be out for at least 100 days and has started rehabilitation, also undergoing surgical consultation. Napoli is expected to return to the market due to his injury.

Tuttomercato reports on the injury setback faced by Romelu Lukaku and its implications for his club. Romelu Lukaku has suffered a high-grade injury to the rectus femoris of the left thigh, requiring a surgical consultation. He will be out for several months, compelling his club to seek a new striker.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential impact of Romelu Lukaku's injury on Napoli's season plans. Romelu Lukaku's injury may complicate Napoli's plans for the season start. If his recovery takes 4-5 months, Napoli might need to acquire another forward to partner with Lorenzo Lucca. However, Napoli has no available slots in their 'over 22' list, so acquiring another forward could mean Lukaku risks being left out until February. If Lukaku recovers faster than expected, this decision could backfire.

Tuttomercato reports on the injury of Romelu Lukaku and its implications for Napoli's transfer market strategy. Romelu Lukaku has sustained a serious injury, potentially sidelining him for two months. This situation creates a need for Napoli to consider the transfer market for a replacement striker, since current backup options are limited.

Romelu Lukaku has suffered a muscular problem during a friendly match against Olympiacos, causing concern for Napoli's coach Antonio Conte ahead of their first league match against Sassuolo on August 23.

Antonio Conte brought Romelu Lukaku to Napoli, building the team around him, and they won the championship together. However, with Conte's interest in a new young target man, there are questions about Lukaku's future as the key player. Lukaku's contract with Napoli runs until June 2027.

Romelu Lukaku is expected to join SSC Napoli as part of their efforts to strengthen the team under new coach Antonio Conte. Napoli aims to build a strong squad with Lukaku as one of the key players. The transfer is part of a broader strategy to enhance the team's performance in the Serie A and the Champions League.

Romelu Lukaku has expressed a desire to return to RSC Anderlecht in the future. He has a strong emotional connection with the club, which supported him during a difficult period in his life. Although there is no current transfer deal, Lukaku has openly stated his intention to be involved with Anderlecht, particularly in a role supporting youth development. The interest is mutual, as evidenced by interactions on social media with Marc Coucke, a notable figure associated with Anderlecht.

CalcioMercato reports on Romelu Lukaku's decision to reject a lucrative offer from a Saudi Arabian club in favor of staying with Napoli. Romelu Lukaku received a substantial and concrete offer from a Saudi Arabian club, willing to pay him a salary of 15 million euros per season to break his contract with Napoli, which is valid until June 2027. Lukaku declined the offer, ensuring he remains with Napoli for the upcoming season.

Romelu Lukaku, currently under contract with Napoli, has expressed a desire to return to RSC Anderlecht, where he began his career at the age of 16. Despite the enthusiasm from Anderlecht's fans and Marc Coucke, who is eager to bring Lukaku back to the club, the internal issues within Anderlecht's management are complicating the potential transfer. There is no concrete plan for Lukaku's return yet, and the situation remains uncertain, with a potential return discussed for 2026.

Romelu Lukaku has expressed a desire to return to RSC Anderlecht, where he began his career. Marc Coucke confirmed that Lukaku will return sooner or later. There is speculation about his comeback after the World Cup next year in the United States. Lukaku is currently contracted with Napoli for another year, having recently won the Italian championship with them. Lukaku is also building a new villa in Dilbeek, indicating plans to move back. Local mayor Willy Segers confirmed the building plans but stated it's not official yet.

The article discusses the potential return of Romelu Lukaku to RSC Anderlecht, the club of his heart. Pierre Kompany, father of Vincent Kompany, expressed excitement about Lukaku's possible return to Anderlecht, highlighting Lukaku's respected status and potential role as a player-coach similar to Vincent Kompany's previous role at the club. The transfer is anticipated by fans and seen as an opportunity for Lukaku to be a role model for younger players.

During a charity event, Jan Vertonghen expressed his hopes for Romelu Lukaku's return to RSC Anderlecht. Lukaku had previously indicated that he wanted to wear Anderlecht's purple and white shirt again in 2026. Vertonghen suggested that Lukaku should act quickly if he intends to return, pointing out the intensity of the Belgian league and the toll of a long, physical career. Vertonghen also noted that there are high expectations for Lukaku's potential comeback, anticipating 35 goals from him, and acknowledged the positive impact that Lukaku's return would have on the team and its reputation.

Antonio Conte revealed that Romelu Lukaku rejected offers from Premier League clubs during the summer because he wanted to join Napoli at all costs, even if it meant waiting until August. This information was shared by Conte in an interview with DAZN, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.

Ali Barat collaborated with Federico Pastorello to bring Romelu Lukaku back to Italy.

Romelu Lukaku might return to RSC Anderlecht after his stint with Napoli. This potential move is referred to as possibly his 'last dance' in the European (sub)top.