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After scoring his first Premier League goal for Chelsea in an encounter that saw the European champions outclass Arsenal 2-0 on Sunday, Romelu Lukaku has described his second Chelsea debut as “dominant”
The Belgian has returned to Stamford Bridge for a club-record £97 million ($132 million) as the missing piece of a proven goalscorer to turn the Champions League winners into English champions.
Thomas Tuchel’s men have made a formidable start towards that aim with six points, five goals scored and none conceded from their opening two games of the Premier League season.
Arsenal, by contrast, have yet to record a point or score a goal as the gulf between Mikel Arteta’s men and the title contenders was exposed.
“I would say, dominant,” said Lukaku on his performance. “We knew this was a big, big game for us, everybody was watching us, and we did well.
“As an individual, I tried to help the team. I said that I wanted to add something different to the team, hopefully I did and I want to keep doing that.”
Lukaku said he would “never” sign for Arsenal.
Following the win, Lukaku was asked by beIN Sports about Arsenal supporters, who were calling for him to join the Gunners this summer.
But the Belgium striker smiled before he shook his head and replied, “Never. No chance.”
Arsenal’s miserable start to the season continued even before kick-off with £50 million signing Ben White becoming the fifth positive case for coronavirus among Arteta’s squad in the past 10 days.
And things could get even worse for the Spanish coach with a trip to defending champions Manchester City next weekend before an international break.
“I think that’s why they are the Champions League winners. They demand so much to match that level over 90 minutes,” said Arteta.
“This is one of the difficult moments you have to go through. The circumstances are really difficult, but feeling sorry for yourself doesn’t help. You have to face the criticism which is going to come.”
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