Napoli star Lukaku steps up restoration to return earlier than Supercoppa conflict

Romelu Lukaku is stepping up his restoration as he goals to return to motion for Napoli forward of schedule, with Sky Sport reporting the Belgian striker is concentrating on a comeback earlier than the Supercoppa Italiana.

however returned to Naples final week to start personalised coaching at Castel Volturno.

CASTEL DI SANGRO, ITALY – AUGUST 14: Romelu Lukaku of Napoli lies on the pitch after being injured throughout the pre-season pleasant match between Napoli and Olympiacos at Stadio Teofilo Patini on August 14, 2025 in Castel di Sangro, Italy. (Photograph by Giuseppe Bellini/Getty Photographs)

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Based on Sky reporter Francesco Modugno, , the 32-year-old “is intensifying workloads and trying to convey ahead his authentic goal” for a return.

Excellent news for Napoli as Lukaku set for December comeback

That might imply a comeback between December 10 and 15: a vital stretch that sees Napoli face Benfica within the Champions League and Udinese in Serie A.

NAPLES, ITALY – MAY 23: Romelu Lukaku of Napoli celebrates scoring his workforce’s second purpose throughout the Serie A match between Napoli and Cagliari at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on Could 23, 2025 in Naples, Italy. (Photograph by Francesco Pecoraro/Getty Photographs)

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With Lukaku nearing health, Antonio Conte’s squad is slowly returning to full power after an injury-plagued begin to the season. His return might additionally reignite competitors in assault, the place Rasmus Højlund has been deputising.

The Danish striker, who scored 5 Champions League objectives throughout his Manchester United days, now faces a check of consistency to persuade Conte he deserves to remain within the beginning XI as soon as “Large Rom” is again main the road.

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