Why did Romelu Lukaku, the world famous football star, not even be able to eat?

From bitter haha to Tie Hanhan, although his family was poor when he was young, he was fortunate to have selfless parents.

Lukaku: When I was a kid, my parents didn't eat dinner so the kids could eat!

When my father's career ended, I was 6 years old and my mother was diagnosed with diabetes. We went through some tough days, and my mom didn't have a penny, so she had to work in a restaurant. My brother and I used to give my mom a hand after the race.

My parents don't eat dinner, so we can save a little money and then my brother and I can eat enough. ”

The Belgian went on to say that he wanted to give everything for his mother to repay her for her dedication to the family.

Every time I scored a goal, I would make an 'A' mark and give it to my mother, Adolphine. Because without my mother, I wouldn't be where I am today. ”

When I was young, my family was poor, and I had to mix milk with water. And when I was young, I was often discriminated against.

This is because he spent money indiscriminately and lost his property, and in the end he couldn't even eat.

Lukaku was born on May 13, 1993 in Antwerp, Belgium's largest port city.

In 1999, at the age of six, Lukaku began to learn about football, and with his father's permission, he joined the youth team of Rupel Boom in Belgium's fourth division and began systematic football training.

In 2003, at the age of 10, Lukaku moved to an amateur club called KFC Wintam.

In 2004, Romelu Lukaku joined the Belgian Lias FC Academy.

In 2006, at the age of 13, Lukaku was recruited by the Anderlecht Academy.

Lukaku started playing football at the age of six, initially playing at school and then begging his father to let him join his hometown club Ruperboom because he was bored with no one at home. Four years later he joined Lias FC because it was more formal and he could train every day.

Lukaku's talent began to shine at the age of 10, with him often skipping levels to train with older teams, and at the age of 10 he was playing with his 15-year-old older brothers. Soon at the age of 13, Belgium's No. 1 giants Anderlecht sent him an invitation, and Lukaku was a natural pleasure to go, and that series of records ...... followed

From the number of goals scored per year at the age of 11 and 17, Lukaku still remembers that, although the numbers are a bit boring, you can also see his growth trajectory:

11 years old, 34 games, 54 goals; 76 goals in 34 games at the age of 12; 13 years old, 34 games, 59 goals; 14 years old, 34 goals in 25 games, injured and missed three months of play; At the age of 15, he scored 25 goals in 17 games in the U19 league and 13 goals in 17 games in the reserve league; At the age of 16, he made his first senior break and scored 15 goals in 30 league games. At the age of 17, that is, in the 09 10 season, he scored 16 goals in 37 league games and also won the best African player in the Belgian league.