Romelu Lukaku’s injury worried Chelsea fans last Wednesday (20), during a 4-0 victory over Malmo Sweden, in the third round of the Champions League. The player was injured even before the 20th minute of the match and had to be replaced by Kai Havertz, who even scored one of the goals of the match. Initially, the British press believed that the player should be out for about a month, but Federico Pastorillo, the player’s agent, expects a faster return.
During an interview with Sky Sports, the technical director confirmed that the first images of the show are worrying, but noted that the athlete focused on accelerating his recovery. With a very positive expectation of Lukaku’s quick return, Pastorello confirmed that the Belgian striker’s physical type is positively important for a faster recovery.
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? Looking at the photos and videos of the injury, it turns out that the ankle is really under the weight of the body, but Lukaku is strong and really wants to play every game. I think he will come back stronger soon. He is very focused on his recovery, he has been working with his physiotherapist and we are expecting him to be back soon. Was he really sad about what happened because he was playing a good game? He highlighted the coach in an interview with Sky Sports, in addition to his concern about the injury.
? I was very worried because Romelu is a player who really wants to play and the fact that he was lying on the field for so long after the penalty kick was not a good sign. I was standing next to Petr Cech and told him I was scared because Romelu was not making fake scenes. Now let’s wait for the exams to find out something more realistic soon? Federico Pastorello finished.
Chelsea leads the English Premier League with 19 points and plays next Saturday (23), at 8:30 am (GMT), against Norwich City, in an effort to maintain the lead in the competition. Lukaku will be embezzled for coach Thomas Tuchel, as well as Timo Werner, who also suffered an injury against Malmo.
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