Romelu Lukaku wants to leave Manchester United this summer.

The Belgian attacker is not happy at being second fiddle to Marcus Rashford at Old Trafford.

Under boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Lukaku has regularly found himself on the bench when all attackers are fit.

Per Kristof Terreur, a Belgian football expert, Lukaku wants to move on if he is not valued at United.

Terreur said to Sky Sports: "He's [Lukaku] been clear in his interviews he wants to leave. He doesn't want to be second choice. That's what he feels under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, he didn't play that much when Solskjaer came in. He feels that he is second choice.

"Inter don't have the money for the transfer. They can spend the money over a few years but that's not what Man Utd want, they want the cash immediately and I don't see them paying £75m or £80m. They can't with their budget, so they will have to find a way around it.

"If they can keep Lukaku, Man Utd will be happy. If they can get the money, they will be happy."