Manchester United forward Romelu Lukaku has hinted on a possible move to play with Italian champions Juventus.
The Belgian international is currently struggling to hit form this season for the Red Devils, scoring four goals in 11 matches so far.
The former Chelsea star who made a big summer move to Old Trafford for £75million has come under heavy criticisms following United's form all season.
It is understood that the 25-year-old is frustrated with his current form presently and has not been in good terms with Jose Mourinho.
Italian news media outlet Gazzetta dello Sport asked the Belgian if he would be open to move to Serie A, Lukaku did not hesitate with the answer as he said:
"Why not? I hope it happens."
Lukaku could be lured to play in Italy to join his brother Jordan who currently plays for Lazio as a left-back.
However, Lukaku said if he wants a move to Italy, he would love to play the champions Juventus, because of their success and an opportunity to become Cristiano Ronaldo's teammate.
He said: "Juve have a great project in place and they just keep going. Every year they try to get stronger.
"Without doubt, Juve are one of the two-three best teams in Europe.
"They've got a great coach on the bench and extraordinary players in every area of the team.
"Cristiano Ronaldo stands out, but watch out for the others too. Paulo Dybala is already impressive and getting stronger, while I love Douglas Costa.
"He's an exceptional signing and his career shows he always makes the difference."
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