Romelu Lukaku will recuperate in time to play in the World Cup in Qatar, according to Belgian coach Roberto Martineth.
Lukaku has missed the stadiums since the end of last August due to a back muscle injury to his left thigh, before returning in the match in which his team, Inter against the Czech Victoria Bilzen (4-0) last week in the Champions League when he scored a goal after he entered the bench.
But Lukaku suffered a new injury, raising questions about the ability of the historical scorer for Belgium to participate in the World Cup, which starts its competitions in Qatar on the 20th of this month.
The coach of Belgium acknowledged that Lukaku is a player who cannot be replaced and that without the Inter striker, the Belgian team will need to play differently.
Martineth emphasised the significance of the injury and said that it is a setback for Lukaku. He also claimed that every club has players who are not paid, similar to Messi in Argentina, and that the Belgian squad cannot go without Courtois, De Broen, and Lucaku.
Bein Sports, online.
Lukaku’s injury was discussed by Belgium’s coach prior to the World Cup in Qatar.
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