Inter striker Romelu Lukaku always felt like he was destined for greatness. He spoke on his experiences as a player with the Belgian magazine Sport.
"Notwithstanding the initial difficulties with Manchester United, I knew that I'd become the highest Belgian goal-scorer of all time. Also because I was among the best players for years. In Italy, winning is worth more than everything. There's an enormous difference in approach with respect to England: tactically, where I must run, where I must stop. I can never mess up."
"Before arriving at Inter, I saw some matches and sometimes only Lautaro was up front. I soon felt that a spark could have been triggered if we were allowed to play together. Mourinho taught me to work better with the team, both in position and in terms of pressing. It's enough to see what he's doing with Harry Kane. In the last period, I think that I am re-entering among the five best attackers in the world. I don't want to make a ranking, but I'm back in there now."
