Lukaku is a surprise.

Romelu Lukaku officially entered the top 5 highest goalscorers for his national team after scoring in the friendly match between Belgium and Croatia on June 2nd.

Lukaku reaches 90 goals for the Belgian national team.

With his latest goal for the Belgian national team, the striker born in 1993 officially reached a milestone. 90 goals. This achievement propelled him to fifth place on the list of all-time top goalscorers at the national team level.

Currently, the football world only recognizes four players with better records than him, including Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Lionel Messi (Argentina), Ali Daei (Iran), and Sunil Chhetri (India). Standing alongside the greatest superstars in history is a testament to Lukaku's class.

Despite frequently receiving mixed reviews about his performances at his clubs, he has remained a top-class striker for Manchester United, maintaining incredibly consistent results for over a decade.

At 33 years old, Lukaku is still showing impressive form and is perfectly capable of improving on this record in the near future. At the upcoming 2026 World Cup, he promises to still play a crucial role in the Belgian attack under coach Rudi Garcia.

In this list, Ronaldo currently leads with 143 goals, followed by Messi (114 goals), Ali Daei (109 goals), and Sunil Chhetri (94 goals). Like Lukaku, both Messi and Ronaldo still have the opportunity to improve their records with their national teams.

Lukaku receives red card for celebration: Referee Davide Massa issued the Inter striker a red card after his celebration targeted racist fans in the stands at the Juventus stadium on the morning of April 5th ( Hanoi time).

Source: https://znews.vn/bat-ngo-voi-lukaku-post1656451.html