Lukaku’s Turkish blockbuster is official – €10m salary awaits!

Romelu Lukaku's move from Napoli to Fenerbahce is officially complete, with the Turkish giants confirming the signing of the Belgian striker in a deal worth up to €9 million, including bonuses."Big Rom, bigger dreams," Fenerbahce announced on their official channels as they welcomed the 33-year-old to Istanbul.📹 Yeni transferimiz Romelu Lukaku'dan mesajınız var. pic.twitter.com/I3NxyBzzoS— Fenerbahçe SK (@Fenerbahce) August 12, 2026 The exact length of Lukaku's contract remains unclear, with reports suggesting either a two-year deal or a one-year agreement with an option for another season. His salary, however, is not in doubt: Lukaku will reportedly earn a staggering €10 million per season in Turkey.Fenerbahce initially offered Napoli €5 million, but the Serie A club were demanding €15 million. After several days of negotiations, agent Federico Pastorello helped broker a deal worth €6 million up front plus €3 million in bonuses.Salah effect – Fenerbahce and Lukaku on the verge of signingFor Lukaku, the move is also a return to a country that holds special meaning for him. He spent part of his childhood in Turkey, where his father introduced him to the world of professional football."I am very proud that this is happening with Fenerbahce. I am 100% ready and ready to get on the pitch," Lukaku told the club's supporters.##EDITORS_CHOICE##The big question now is whether he can stay fit. Lukaku endured a difficult campaign after suffering a serious hamstring injury and played only around an hour for Napoli before leaving for the World Cup with Belgium. He did not return to the club afterwards and missed their full pre-season preparations.His departure could also trigger another major move. With Lukaku's enormous salary off their books, Napoli now have room to pursue Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus, who has entered the final year of his contract. Arsenal are reportedly seeking more than €20 million for the Brazilian.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889453##

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