Manchester United striker, Romelu Lukaku says he has no concerns about his scoring record after he failed to score against Liverpool on Saturday as United ended the match with a goalless draw in the Premier league.
The Belgian International did nothing to dispel claims that he fails to produce against big teams.
Lukaku leads the scoring charts in England this season with seven goals so far.
“Sometimes it is difficult when you play against the top teams and you play not to win and don’t really create chances,” he told reporters in England after the match against Liverpool.
“Every time I played for Everton we had a different mindset coming into the [Liverpool derby].
“I had a good time. I learned my trade over there. I am really grateful to the club no matter what happened.
“But now I am in a team where we want to win against the big teams and we want to win every game, so I think the situation will change.
“I don’t put pressure on myself. I think the biggest pressure game for me was the Super Cup against Real Madrid,” he said.
Lukaku added, “That was the game for me where everybody was looking at me and thinking will he do it there. I think it freed me from everything.”
