Belgian striker RomeluLukaku was on the bench for the whole game as Chelsea needed a stoppage time goal to beat Watford at home thereby ending the season with a win.RomeluLukaku was one of several changes made from their penultimate league game of the season at home to Leicester City. The former Inter Milan and Manchester United star was in the starting XI for the 1-1 draw at home to Leicester City, but he didn’t find the back of the net. The point from the game sealed third spot for Chelsea.

Record-signing RomeluLukaku was only a substitute as Chelsea beat bottom team Norwich City to cement third place on the Premier League log. Big things were expected of RomeluLukaku when Chelsea paid around £98m to make him the most expensive signing in their history, but the Belgian international has not delivered till date.

If there’s one striker that has been underrated and underappreciated over the past few years, it’s Inter Milan’s Romelu Lukaku. The big Belgian turns up and scores massive goals both for his club and country, tearing the Italian league apart, as he keeps extending his record as Belgium’s all-time top scorer.

Everton has got Romelu Lukaku as one of the most prolific and successful strikers seen in the recent past. Lukaku, who plays for Belgium national football team has a total of 87 goals to his name and has provided assistance in nearly 166 matches at Goodison Park. Just before his mega-money shift to Manchester United in the year 2017, the Belgian scored a total of 25 goals for Everton in the previous season and ended the second one with his name listed for the Golden Boots competition.