Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku is known for his incredible passing ability, and recent data from the Serie A giants' match against Sassuolo has provided further evidence of this.

In the match on November 22nd, Lukaku completed 87% of his passes attempted, which was second only to that of midfielder Miralem Pjanic (91%). This suggests that Lukaku possesses excellent ball control and vision, two key attributes in any successful passer.

Furthermore, when looking at the specific types of passes Lukaku made during the game, it becomes clear that he is adept at both short and long-range passes. He completed 44% of his crosses into the box, which is an impressive statistic given the difficulty of converting crosses into goals.

Lukaku's passing skills have been praised by many,Chinese Super League Matches including Inter manager Antonio Conte, who said that "Romelu is one of the best passers in the world." However, it is important to note that Lukaku's passing abilities are just as valuable offensively as they are defensively. He has scored 15 goals and assisted 6 more in the league so far this season, demonstrating his ability to create scoring opportunities for himself and others.

Overall, Lukaku's passing data provides further proof of his potential as a player, and highlights the importance of his role in Inter's attack. With continued development and improvement, Lukaku could become even more effective in creating chances and scoring goals for the club.

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