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Transfer: Lukaku’s next club confirmed
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Transfer: Lukaku’s next club confirmed

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Napoli striker, Romelu Lukaku, is set to join Fenerbache in the coming days.

The two clubs have agreed a deal worth over €6 million for Lukaku.

The Belgian striker has already reached a verbal agreement over personal terms with the Turkish side.

This was confirmed on Tuesday, by football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano.

Romano wrote on X: “Romelu Lukaku to Fenerbahçe, here we go! Green light from Napoli as club to club agreement has been reached.

“New bid revealed last night worth over €6m has been accepted, Lukaku has also agreed all terms.

“Verbal agreement so far, paperwork to be checked today.”

Transfer: Lukaku’s next club confirmed

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