Breaking news: Lukaku decides Chelsea future after crunch talks with Tuchel

There has been a lot of fuss surrounding 

Chelsea star Romelu Lukaku in the last few

 days. The Belgian striker caused a storm 

by publicly stating that he was not happy 

at Chelsea, which put a big question mark

 over his future at the club.

However, as per latest reports from Sky

 Sports, Lukaku will stay at Chelsea 

following crunch talks with Chelsea manager

 Thomas Tuchel. The report also suggests 

that Romelu Lukaku believes he shouldn't

 have made those comments, accepting 

it was a huge mistake. The report should 

come as a welcome news for everyone 

associated with Chelsea as the team can

 now work hard to get the Blues back on track.

Lukaku was signed by Chelsea last summer 

for a club-record fee of £97.5m from Inter 

Milan. Chelsea board and Tuchel were heavily

 impressed with the Belgian's performances

 in Italy, where he scored 30 goals for Inter 

Milan across all competitions last season. 

He also led the Nerazzurri to their first 

Scudetto since 2010.

However, things didn't go as planned. 

Lukaku became an isolated figure up front 

in Tuchel's set-up, making it difficult 

for him to score freely. Lukaku also started

 a few matches on the bench, which seemed

 to have irked him even more.

Following Lukaku's interview with Sky 

Sports, Tuchel decided to drop the Belgian 

from the squad that faced Liverpool. The 

German tactician stated before the match 

that he had to leave the 28-year-old out 

of the squad to protect his players from 

the noise surrounding the interview.

Gary Nevile urges Chelsea star 

Romelu Lukaku to apologise

Football pundits and fans slammed Romelu 

Lukaku for his damaging statements during 

the controversial interview with Sky Sports. 

Manchester United legend Gary Neville believes

 the Belgian was brave for being honest 

but urged him to apologise to fans and 

teammates.

"We have to applaud Romelu 

Lukaku in some ways for being 

brave enough, or whatever you 

would call it, to come out and speak

 the truth. I’ve called for players 

to be more authentic, to be more 

honest. If I was a Chelsea fan

 today, or a Chelsea coach or owner

, I’d feel really disappointed by 

my player saying that, particularly

 when you’ve invested so much 

in him. What I would expect 

of Romelu Lukaku in the next 

few days is a ‘sorry, I didn’t 

mean it’," Garry Neville said.