Lukaku is being given a second chance to show he deserves a spot at Chelsea, as he will travel with the club for its European preseason tour, the Daily Express reports.

Lukaku has spent the last two seasons on loan at West Brom and Everton, respectively, and he has a number of other clubs interested in signing him. However, Chelsea assistant first-team coach Steve Holland said that Lukaku will join the club during the second week of their trip and that he may be able to stay with the club for the upcoming season. A stay at the Bridge may actually be a fantasy detriment to Lukaku, who figures to be behind former Atletico Madrid striker Diego Costa, who Chelsea signed this summer.

Lukaku did not start but was came on in extra time and snatched a goal in the 2-1 win over the United States in the round of 16 at the World Cup on Tuesday.

Lukaku really changed the game once he was subbed on and willed Belgium to victory. In limited time, he got four shots off (all on goal) and his break lead to the winning goal early in extra time. It will be interesting to see if he gets the starting nod in the quarterfinal match against Argentina on Saturday.

Everton has initiated negotiations with Chelsea about bringing Lukaku back to the club, reports the Daily Mail.

Lukaku was a big boost to Everton last season on loan. However, the striker has said recently that his preference would be to remain at Chelsea.

Lukaku had a fantastic season for Everton, while on loan from Chelsea, scoring 15 goals and grabbing six assists in 33 games.

Lukaku proved to be Everton's most valuable player this season and they'd love to have him back next season. It will be very tough for them to retain his services, but Lukaku has proven to be one of the most dangerous strikers in the EPL. No matter where he ends up next season, he could very well strike for double-digit goals for a third consecutive season.

Lukaku finished off his season in fine fashion by scoring a goal in the 2-0 win over Hull City on Sunday.

Lukaku really gave Everton anything and everything they could've asked for this season. This up-and-coming star finished off the 2013-14 campaign with 15 goals and six assists. The amazing thing is that he is only 20 years old. Lukaku was on loan from Chelsea this season, so he'll return there for now, but he'll garner much attention come summer transfer window time.

Lukaku got out of his slump Saturday by netting in the 2-3 loss to Manchester City.

Lukaku was in a mini-slump, but it seems as though that's all it was. He now has 14 goals on the season and is a must keep for Everton this coming transfer window (though it's ultimately not up to them). Everton will do everything they can to retain this young star and its imperative to maintain his services at the right price. We'll see if Everton can muster up the scary sum that it will take to keep Lukaku around.

Lukaku managed four shot attempts with one being on target but was unable to put one past the Southampton goalkeeper for a goal during Everton's 2-0 loss Saturday.

Lukaku finishes April with just one goal and has now scored just four goals since the start of 2014. He will look to break out of his slump in Everton's last two matches of the season against Manchester City and Hull City.