On-loan West Brom striker Romelu Lukaku says his main ambition remains playing for Chelsea
Monday 24 September 2012 11:35, UK
Image:Romelu Lukaku: Has long-term goal of breaking into Chelsea side
Teenager striker Romelu Lukaku remains determined to win a place in the Chelsea team but knows he must take his chances on loan at West Brom to achieve that long-term goal.
Big ambitions
"The club made a big effort for me to come here and hopefully I can do the business for the team."
Lukaku added: "I just want to make the best out of my career really. I have big ambitions, that's normal.
"Any young player that wants to be the best has to have big ambitions.
"But I don't want to look really forward, I just have small ambitions on small bases and I just look to improve."
The teenager says former Chelsea star Didier Drogba is his footballing idol but is determined to make a name for himself - first with the Baggies and when he returns to Stamford Bridge.
He said: "Am I fed up being compared with Drogba? Yes. In the beginning it was nice to hear that, but every player wants to make his own name.
"I want to make my own name. Drogba was my big idol and so was my father, who also played in Belgium.
"I looked also to my father but really I want to make my own style of play, I want to be myself. I want the people to say 'this is Roman Lukaku, not the new Drogba'.
"I just want to be me and hopefully I will have a big career, but I want to do well now for this club and then we will see."
