Inter striker Romelu Lukaku reveals why he left Manchester United and admits he wants to become a coach at the end of his playing career.
The former Red Devil joined the Nerazzurri for €74m in 2019.
"Things were not working anymore at United," Lukaku told Rtbf Sport.
"If you receive a better offer from somewhere else, then why not try it? I had the chance to try something different and it worked for me."
Inter striker Romelu Lukaku reveals why he left Manchester United and admits he wants to become a coach at the end of his playing career.
The former Red Devil joined the Nerazzurri for €74m in 2019.
"Things were not working anymore at United," Lukaku told Rtbf Sport.
"If you receive a better offer from somewhere else, then why not try it? I had the chance to try something different and it worked for me."
Lukaku had already revealed Antonio Conte played a key role in convincing him to join the Nerazzurri. Why does the Italian coach adore him?
"Because I know how to do everything he wants from me. I know how to attack and defend, play inside the box or run into open spaces. And also for my mentality.
"Conte has no fear about hard work, if you play for him, you must be aware you'll have to work hard."
Lukaku said he watches "six football games every week," but he also follows basketball.
"I support Los Angeles Lakers. Kobe Bryant was everything for me. I try to imitate his mentality and his love for sports," the 27-year-old said.
Lukaku has clear ideas about his future as well. "I want to become a coach, but I will start from the youth teams and take a step at a time," he concluded.