Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel admits Romelu Lukaku has upped Roman Abramovich sack pressure

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel admits he’s under added pressure and scrutiny from owner Roman Abramovich after bringing Romelu Lukaku to Stamford Bridge for big bucks – but says that it does not affect him psychologically in the slightest.
The Blues paid a club-record £97.5million last week to bring Lukaku back to the club from Inter Milan, seven years after he left for Everton on a permanent basis.
The 28-year-old comes back to Chelsea after spells with Everton, Manchester United and most recently Inter who he fired to a first Serie A title in a decade. He managed 64 goals and 16 assists in 95 appearances in Italy and is coming back to Chelsea a much-evolved player.
With Chelsea having won the Champions League last season the expectation now is that Lukaku can score the goals to help them contend for the league title this term.
Tuchel’s charges got off to a strong start with a 3-0 defeat of Crystal Palace on the opening weekend and Lukaku, with 113 Premier League goals already to his name, is being widely backed to hit 20 plus goals this term.
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