#englishnews #romelulukaku <br /><br />News Article :-<br />Romelu Lukaku is ready to shock football by blowing the lid on the real story behind his 2023 transfer saga.<br /><br />The Belgium international left Chelsea after a miserable time and struck a new deal with Inter Milan before going to Juventus and then Roma. Now, under Jose Mourinho, Lukaku has been in glittering form with seven goals in eight matches, making him a favourite with the Roma fans.<br />But it is a massive surprise considering the transfer trauma that Lukaku suffered. The 30-year-old said: “I have to wait for the right moment. You all know me. When I speak, I don’t go around the pot. Then I don’t do politics.<br />“I know what has been going on behind the scenes, but when I tell my story, I want everyone to listen to my point of view for once and nothing is taken out of context. The time is not yet right for that. We are in a good groove. At Roma, we won the last three matches and I left with good vibes. For the national team, it is also an important week. But I read so much bulls**t.”<br />There is always big speculation and top-level talks involved in any big transfer. But Lukaku went on: “I had supposedly told myself I was going to a certain club [Inter Milan], but that didn’t make sense.<br /><br />“There were also a few clubs I wouldn’t go to [Juventus]. At one point, I was about to explode. When 90 per cent of what is said about you is not true, it is hard to keep your mouth shut. Five years ago, I would definitely have exploded, but now I didn’t put my energy into it. Not now, either. If I really told the truth here at this moment, many would be shocked.<br />“I just want to make an example of NBA player LeBron James, even though I’m not like LeBron. Bam, bam, bam — that one took a lot of criticism but handled it unflinchingly. I want to adopt that mentality.”<br />Lukaku is in a rich vein of form with Roma. He added: “I spent the whole summer focusing on what I do best: playing football. There are a lot of people who have been talking in my name, but I’ve been working especially hard on my own.
