Federico Pastorello's representative, Romelu Lukaku, will discuss the future of Man Utd in summer | Football News

Romelu Lukaku will talk about his future at Manchester United at the end of the season. His current goal is to be in the top four in the Premier League, said his representative at Sky Sports News.

The Belgian international joined United from Everton in 2017 under the command of Jose Mourinho under a contract worth an initial 75 million pounds. He has since scored 42 goals in 90 games.

Lukaku has more than three years to his contract at Old Trafford and his representative, Federico Pastorello, said the immediate priority of this 25-year-old man was on the ground.

"At the moment, he is very focused on the end of the season," said Pastorello. Sky Sports News.

"The competition for third and fourth places in England is very tight, let's see what happens in the future at the end of the season.

"It's his second season here and he'll still have three years on his contract until the end – let's see – it's someone who likes to experience a different culture, a different football." . "

"He sees a way to make a career in different countries because he would like to win trophies and prove himself by telling his kids:" I won there and I won there and I'm I won over there "and" I was a very good player see, the future is really very open, but for the moment, we do not discuss it, because the season is really in a great moment . "

following Sky Sports News & # 39; According to him, Pastorello has reaffirmed Lukaku's desire to win trophies in the biggest leagues of European football.

"He loves Italy." When he was a child, he followed the Italian league a lot, "he added. "Everybody agrees today to say that the Premier League is the best but a few years ago, Italy was the best and was the dream of young footballers.

"Teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona of course attract all the champions, so he will be in the league one day, the Bundesliga is a very good league."

Lukaku has started seven of the club's last ten games and Pastorello insists the striker takes advantage of life under his new director, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

He said: "During this period, what he appreciates a lot at the manager, is to keep him involved with a lot of attention.

"It's normal with the level of the player but sometimes the managers do not usually do it anyway.

"Once he had the opportunity, he scored goals, so it was important when he did not leave and when he had the opportunity to start, he scored (three games in a row).

"He was amazing in the win against Paris Saint-Germain, so we think he's back in his place."