Romelu Lukaku ‘starts coaching badges online’ amid coronavirus outbreak in Italy

Inter Milan forward Romelu Lukaku has returned back to his native Belgium, from Italy amid coronavirus lockdown. However, Romelu Lukaku has been keeping himself busy at home by completing his coaching badges online despite spread of deadly COVID-19 plague. Along with Romelu Lukaku, Belgian midfield duo of Kevin De Bruyne and Axel Witsel have also begun with online training in hope of becoming a football coach in future. 

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Romelu Lukaku returns home amid Coronavirus lockdown

With 23 goals in his debut season for Inter Milan, Romelu Lukaku has proved his worth in Italy. 26-year-old helped Inter Milan to third place on Serie A table before league was suspended due to coronavirus lockdown. coronavirus lockdown forced players in Italy to remain under quarantine. After his period of quarantine ended, Romelu Lukaku decided to return home, escaping coronavirus in Italy.

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Coronavirus lockdown forces Romelu Lukaku to say at home

Most footballers across world have been advised to remain indoors to prevent spread of COVID-19. During coronavirus lockdown, footballers have chosen to participate in #StayAtHomeChallenge to keep mselves and fans entertained. But Romelu Lukaku has kept himself busy by starting coaching badges online.

Inter Milan star forward, Lukaku, is preparing for life after playing career and isn't only player from Belgian squad practicing online courses. Borussia Dortmund midfielder Axel Witsel has also been viewing online courses amid coronavirus lockdown. Manchester City playmaker Kevin De Bruyne has also expressed interest in completing his Uefa 'A' and 'B' badges for a coaching role in future.

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Coronavirus in Italy: COVID-19 wrecks dam

COVID-19 has reportedly spread to nearly all parts of world and Italy is bearing full brunt of fatal bug. It seems unlikely that issue is under control as death tolls in Italy due to COVID-19 has crossed 8,200. re are still over 80,000 cases in Italy for COVID-19 and just over 10,300 have recovered so far.

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