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Romelu Lukaku

Romelu Lukaku

Belgium · attacker · 190cm · Born 1993-05-13
Photo: Vyacheslav Evdokimov, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Goals by Competition

371
Appearances
170
Goals
41
Assists
31
Cards
Premier League 121 goals · 278 apps
Europa League 27 goals · 46 apps
Champions League 21 goals · 45 apps
UEFA Super Cup 1 goals · 2 apps

Season by Season

2012/2013 — Premier League 35 apps · 17 goals
2013/2014 — Premier League 31 apps · 15 goals
2015/2016 — Premier League 37 apps · 18 goals
2014/2015 — Premier League 36 apps · 10 goals
2016/2017 — Premier League 37 apps · 25 goals
2014/2015 — Europa League 9 apps · 8 goals
2017/2018 — UEFA Super Cup 1 apps · 1 goals
2017/2018 — Premier League 34 apps · 16 goals
2017/2018 — Champions League 8 apps · 5 goals
2018/2019 — Champions League 9 apps · 2 goals
2018/2019 — Premier League 32 apps · 12 goals
2013/2014 — Premier League 2 apps · 15 goals
2011/2012 — Premier League 8 apps
2013/2014 — UEFA Super Cup 1 apps
2021/2022 — Champions League 6 apps · 2 goals
2021/2022 — Premier League 26 apps · 8 goals
2023/2024 — Europa League 13 apps · 7 goals
2025/2026 — Champions League 1 apps
2010/2011 — Champions League 3 apps · 3 goals
2009/2010 — Europa League 10 apps · 4 goals
2010/2011 — Europa League 8 apps · 1 goals
2019/2020 — Champions League 5 apps · 2 goals
2019/2020 — Europa League 6 apps · 7 goals
2020/2021 — Champions League 5 apps · 4 goals
2022/2023 — Champions League 8 apps · 3 goals

Profil du Joueur

Romelu Lukaku Bolingoli (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈroːmeːlu luˈkaːku]; born 13 May 1993) is a Belgian professional footballer who plays as a striker for Serie A club Napoli and the Belgium national team. Lukaku ranks second for the all-time European men's top goalscorers in international football (89). Lukaku began his senior club career playing for Anderlecht, where he won a Belgian Pro League title and finished as the league's top goalscorer. In 2011, he joined Chelsea in a transfer worth £10 million (€12 million), but limited playing time resulted in loans to West Bromwich Albion and Everton; in 2014, Lukaku signed with Everton in a then club-record transfer worth £28 million (€32 million), going on to finish as the league's second-top goalscorer. He subsequently signed with Manchester United in a transfer worth £75 million (€85 million), but after a breakdown in relations with the club, Lukaku departed for Inter Milan in 2019, in a club-record deal worth €80 million (£68.1 million), where he won a Serie A title and the Serie A Most Valuable Player award. In 2021, Lukaku returned to Chelsea in a club-record transfer worth £97.5 million (€115 million), becoming the seventh-most expensive player, the most expensive Belgian player and, at the time, the most expensive player of all time in cumulative transfer fees. However, after one season, he was sent out on loan back to Italy to Inter Milan and Roma before joining another Italian club, Napoli, on a permanent deal, where he won a second Serie A title. Belgium's all-time top goalscorer, Lukaku made his senior international debut in 2010, and has represented his country at six major tournaments: the 2016, 2020 and 2024 UEFA European Championships and the 2014, 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups; he finished as joint second-highest goalscorer to win the Bronze Boot in 2018.

Photo : Wikimedia Commons

Biographie

Naissance 1993-05-13 (33)
Lieu de naissance Antwerp
Taille 191 cm
Nationalité Belgium
Postes forward

Carrière en club

R.S.C. Anderlecht
2009 — 2011
Belgium
2010 — present
Chelsea
2011 — 2014
West Brom
2012 — 2013
Everton
2014 — 2017
Manchester United
2017 — 2019
Inter Milan
2019 — 2021
AS Roma
2023 — 2024

Moments Iconiques

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Belgium all-time top scorer RECORD 2023-24

Became Belgium's all-time leading scorer with 85+ international goals, far surpassing the previous record.

Pourquoi ça compte

The most prolific scorer in Belgian football history, defining a golden generation's attacking output.

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Inter Milan Serie A title — 2020-21 TROPHY MOMENT 2020-21

Scored 24 goals as Inter won their first Serie A title in 11 years, ending Juventus's nine-year dominance.

Pourquoi ça compte

Was the focal point of Conte's title-winning Inter, proving himself as one of Europe's elite strikers.

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Belgium stages a dramatic late comeback to defeat Senegal 3-2, with Youri Tielemans playing a pivotal role. Despite Senegal taking an early lead through Habib Diarra's 25th-minute goal, Belgium's resilience shines as they match Senegal's 19 shots, ultimately overturning the deficit in the closing stages.

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Belgium secures a dominant 5-1 victory over New Zealand, exemplified by their control dominance and a staggering 35 shots to New Zealand's 6. The turning point arrives in the 28th minute when Leandro Trossard scores, setting the tone for Belgium's commanding performance. Trossard emerges as the hero, catalyzing Belgium's offensive prowess.

United States 1-4 Belgium: Belgium impose total control in dominant victory6 juil.

Belgium secures a dominant 4-1 victory over the United States, with Charles De Ketelaere's early goal in the 9th minute setting the tone for control. The Belgians' superior shot accuracy, evidenced by their 7 shots on target compared to the U.S.'s 2, underscores their commanding performance throughout the match.