Lukaku Has Now Been Made Into A Verb

Romelu Lukaku’s second season at Manchester United is going far from well.

The 25-year-old Belgian international has failed to replicate his form from last season, with the Red Devils currently sitting in sixth place in the Premier League.

Well, it looks like football fans have turned his name into a verb.

Yeah, we’re actually being serious. It’s not official from the Oxford Dictionaries — not yet at least — but it could easily be up there for the ‘Best Verb of 2018’ award.

According to fans, here’s what Romelu Lukaku means as a verb:

“Past tense: Lukaku’d

“1. To lose something under your control; mishandling due to lack of ability and/or concentration.

“E.g., ‘I really like this girl, everything is going so well, I pray I don’t Lukaku it.'”

Oxford English Dictionary latest update:

Lukaku
/lu-ka-ku/ verb

past tense: Lukaku’d

1. To lose something under your control; mishandling due to lack of ability and/or concentration.
E.g ‘I really like this girl, everything is going so well, I pray I don’t Lukaku it.’

— 90min (@90min_Football) December 13, 2018

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