The Italian club Inter Milan announced the injury of its Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku, 3 weeks before the start of the 2022 World Cup.
The striker for Belgium, who hopes to play in the World Cup in Qatar in 2022, was injured for the majority of the campaign.
Since the Inter medical staff will be closely monitoring Lukaku’s condition to determine how long he will be out, the club confirmed in an official statement today that the tests Lukaku underwent showed his injury to the connective muscle.
Due to his connective muscle injury, Lukaku missed two months of Inter’s matches before making a comeback last week and playing as a substitute in the Champions League encounter against Victoria Plzen, where he scored a goal.
It was confirmed that the Chelsea player borrowed from the Bayern Munich match in the Champions League on Tuesday would take the place of the Sampdoria game in the Italian league this week.
The strong striker’s stance on competing in the World Cup, which begins on November 20, is what the Belgian supporters are anticipating.
The Belgian recorded a distinguished number with the Nerazzurri, after his participation against Sampdoria, in the match they gathered at the “Giuseppe Meazza” stadium and ended with the first victory of the first 3-0 in the 12th round of the Calcio competition.
Romelu Lukaku joined Inter Milan in the 100th game after his transfer from Chelsea resulted in the arrival of the Nerazzurri in the summer of 2021.
Romelu Lukaku won the Italian League championship in 2021–2022 while playing 100 games for Inter Milan, scoring 66 goals and dishing out 17 assists.
Romelu Lukaku participated in 5 games in all competitions with Inter Milan during the current 2022–2023 season, recording two goals and one pivotal assist.
It is important to note that Inter Milan is currently fourth in the Italian league standings with 24 points, and that this season, the team’s Champions League qualification was determined by finishing in the round of 16.
Lukaku is unable to play against Inter or Bayern Munich due to the injury.
About Author
