English Premier League: The top five transfers for 17/18 campaign

English Premier League: The top five transfers for 17/18 campaign – The Top Flight

By Zaph Hutson | Apr 23, 2018

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 17: Ederson of Manchester City gives instruction during the UEFA Champions League group F match between Manchester City and SSC Napoli at Etihad Stadium on October 17, 2017 in Manchester, United Kingdom. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images) /

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It is true Lukaku is not as much of a threat as he was at the beginning of the season. Still, in terms of goals scored (16) he’s an excellent striker.

He has led a trio of young and less experienced attackers (Lingard, Rashford, and Martial) and an uninspired Pogba. This is amazing considering Man United is ranked second in the league.

And the media have the nerve to call Lukaku a flat track bully.
Another big game and Kane is once again nowhere to be seen. pic.twitter.com/bG8eVZzMGz
— Sav - Glazers FO ✌🏼✊🏻💦 (@jonmikesav8) April 21, 2018

Along with Lukaku’s high goal production he has made seven assists. This eye for key passes is missing from the game of many other strikers.

His play-style is very Mourinho-esqe since he is physical and dominating. This has even led some to call him a bully, but that’s just how he gets it done.

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