Fantasy Football League: Romelu Lukaku – scout report

Lukaku, if it weren't for Harry Kane's blistering end to last season, would have taken home the golden boot as the Premier League's top scorer.

He's as clinical as they come in England - and at £75m seems like fairly decent value for money.

Everton, who are spending big themselves, will obviously be worse without their main man and highest goalscorer in top-flight history in attack.

United - and crucially not Chelsea - are acquiring a striker who bagged 25 goals in the Premier League last season for a team that finished outside the top six.

So what will Lukaku bring to fantasy football?

The departures of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and perhaps Diego Costa have taken away two of last term's most prolific marksmen, although the arrival of Alexandre Lacazette has softened the blow.

That means Lukaku, now that he's made the step up to United, is likely to be at the forefront of fantasy football managers' minds - and it's easy to see why.

Last season, , Dream Team's ratings providers, gave the 24-year-old a 7.50 rating - the tenth highest in the Premier League.

His 25 goals and six assists for Everton amassed 247 Dream Team points, which is mighty impressive given the Toffees weren't involved in Europe at all.

This season he's been priced at £6m on the Dream Team game - £2m cheaper than Harry Kane.

Does that make him a more popular pick?

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