@FootynewsRomelu Lukaku is opening up about the rage that fueled his entire career, starting with the chaos at home where rats ran through the house and money was so tight they couldn't pay to watch Champions League on TV. He recalls how his mother had to mix water with milk just to make it last, a memory that sat alongside anger from parents who stared because he was bigger or different. That specific fury drove him to score 76 goals in 34 matches by age 12, all while wearing the same pair of boots belonging to his father for every single game. For him, football wasn't just a sport; it was his way of taking revenge on hunger, prejudice, and poverty. He asserts that every match he has played serves as a final, driven by that intense need to prove himself against everything.
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