Lukaku and the Napoli chapter: "The worst year of my life."

Romelu Lukaku didn't hide his discomfort when discussing his final year at Napoli, calling it the "worst year of my life." The Belgian striker, who recently moved to Fenerbahçe, explained that his season in Naples was marked by numerous difficulties, including injuries, a lengthy rehabilitation program, and a rift with coach Antonio Conte.

Lukaku emphasized how certain decisions and comments made during that period prompted him to leave the Neapolitan club. He also slammed criticisms about his physical condition, calling them unfounded and likely motivated by boycotting Italy. "I'm 100% fit to play," he stated firmly, demonstrating his determination to make a strong comeback in the Turkish league.

The player signed a one-year contract with Fenerbahçe, with an option for a second year, and stated that he needs renewed motivation to regain his best form. Only a few days of intense training and double sessions demonstrate his commitment to recovery and adapting to his new sporting environment.

This new adventure comes after a difficult period, both personally and personally, marked by the death of his father and physical problems that affected his time at Napoli. Lukaku is looking ahead with the goal of returning to shine both for club and country, hoping to continue his career until 2030, perhaps even with a return to Manchester United.

Lukaku's journey is therefore that of a player who wants to redeem himself and reclaim his rightful place in international football, leaving behind a complicated but fundamental chapter in his personal and professional growth.