Romelu Lukaku is back in Naples and ready to reunite with Antonio Conte. The Belgian striker's agent, Federico Pastorello, confirmed that Lukaku will return to training with his Napoli teammates today, setting the stage for a crucial meeting with the fiery tactician.

"The coach will decide what to do," Pastorello told DAZN Belgium, signaling that the ball is now in Conte's court after weeks of tension between the player and the club.

Lukaku's return marks the end of a turbulent period. The 32-year-old spent over a month in Antwerp, Belgium, training individually to regain full fitness after a severe muscle injury that sidelined him early in the season. However, his absence wasn't just physical. During the March international break, Lukaku refused to return to Naples without the club's consent—a move that led to a fine and being frozen out of the squad.

He made a brief trip back to Naples in late April to meet with club directors alongside Pastorello, but notably skipped a sit-down with Conte. That omission didn't sit well with the famously demanding coach, who publicly voiced his frustration.

Now, with tensions simmering, both parties are ready to clear the air. "I know both Lukaku and Conte really well," Pastorello added. "They both live football with great passion. That was not the right moment for a meeting, but they'll do it today."

On the pitch, it's been a season to forget for Lukaku. He's managed just 64 minutes of action across all competitions, scoring only one goal. His contract at the Stadio Maradona runs until the summer, and with Napoli fighting for position in Serie A, Conte will need to decide if the striker can rediscover his lethal form in time to make an impact.

For fans and fantasy managers alike, this reunion could be the spark that reignites Lukaku's season—or the final chapter of a rocky partnership.