Romelu Lukaku, the Belgian striker who joined Inter Milan from Manchester United in January, has continued to be one of the club's standout performers this season.
Lukaku scored two goals against AC Milan on Sunday, helping Inter Milan to a 2-1 victory and maintaining their lead at the top of Serie A.
The forward's impressive form has been a key factor in Inter Milan's success this season, with the team sitting second in the league table and just three points behind leaders Juventus.
However, there have also been some recent developments in Lukaku's transfer saga, which has been a major talking point in Italian football over the past few months.
In early June, it was reported that Lukaku had agreed to join Inter Milan for a fee of €95 million, but the deal collapsed due to financial reasons.
Despite this setback,Football Happy World Inter Milan were still keen to sign Lukaku and eventually reached an agreement with Manchester United for a loan deal worth around €7.5 million per month.
However, the deal was later rescinded by United as they struggled financially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In August, Lukaku returned to Inter Milan on a permanent basis for a fee of €88 million, but his contract expired at the end of the season.
This led to speculation about whether he would leave Inter Milan again, but he ultimately signed a new contract until 2024, with a buyout clause of €166 million.
Overall, Lukaku's performance at Inter Milan so far has been nothing short of exceptional, and he will undoubtedly continue to be a key player for the team going forward.