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Mino Raiola shares what he told Romelu Lukaku after Sunderland game

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Romelu Lukaku scored a hat-trick for Everton against Sunderland in the Premier League last week.

Football agent Mino Raiola

Mino Raiola has revealed to The Daily Mail what he told Everton striker Romelu Lukaku after his performance against Sunderland last week.

Lukaku featured for Everton in the Premier League game against Sunderland away from home at the Stadium of Light on Monday, September 12.

The Belgium international was the star of the show, as he scored all three goals in a 3-0 victory for the Toffees.

Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright during the press conference

Agent Raiola has revealed what he told his client, Lukaku, after his heroics against Sunderland, and he has also praised Everton chairman Bill Kenwright.

“I spoke with him after his hat-trick against Sunderland,” Raiola told The Daily Mail. “I said you were rubbish, you should have scored six!”

“The beauty for Everton is the chairman Bill Kenwright,” added Raiola. “This man is one of the most amazing men I have met in my 35 years in football. I would like to have as owner of my football club.

“He knows what players really need I believe, he is a great character who loves his club. It is a great strength.”

Everton's Romelu Lukaku

Lukaku is one of the best strikers in the Premier League and has returned to form.

The former Chelsea man found the net again at the weekend, scoring once in a 3-1 victory over Middlesbrough at Goodison Park in the league on Saturday evening.

The 23-year-old striker scored 18 goals and created 51 chances in 37 Premier League appearances for Everton last season.

Ronald Koeman’s side are second in the league table at the moment with 13 points from five matches, just two points behind leaders Manchester City.

Everton's Romelu Lukaku reacts after sustaining an injury