Ademola Lookman: Details Emerge on Atalanta’s Asking Price for Nigerian Star
- Ademola Lookman may leave Atalanta this summer if any club pays the club's demand for the attacker
- Lookman was pivotal to the success of last season and scored a hat-trick in the UEFA Europa League final
- Atalanta’s demand is similar to the fee for which they sold Rasmus Hojlund to Manchester United
Atalanta are willing to let Ademola Lookman leave the club this summer if only their financial demands for the transfer of the Nigerian forward is met by the buying club.
Lookman joined the Bergamo-based club from RB Leipzig in the summer of 2022 for about €10 million and has been pivotal in helping the club achieve back-to-back European spots.
![Ademola Lookman celebrates Atalanta's Europa League win last season. Ademola Lookman celebrates Atalanta's Europa League win last season.](https://cdn.yen.com.gh/images/1120/0e2ec4b8fd900ebe.jpeg?v=1)
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According to UEFA.com, his hat trick in the Europa League final against Bayer Leverkusen made him the first-ever player to net a treble in the final of the competition.
He ended the season with 26 goals in all competitions, his first double digits in his career. This has alerted some of Europe’s top clubs to his abilities in the forward line.
Atalanta names asking price for Lookman
Lookman, like his compatriot Victor Osimhen, has yet to secure a move away from their Italian clubs. They have resumed pre-season pending the time their transfers may materialise.
According to CalcioNews24, the Goddess are demanding for a fee in the region of €70 million to let the Super Eagles forward leave this summer, otherwise he will stay.
The club's record transfer was Rasmus Hojlund, whom they sold to Manchester United for €73.5 million in the summer of 2024, despite scoring nine league goals the season prior.
Per Sports Brief, Barcelona, Juventus and West Ham are some of the clubs interested. He previously played in the Premier League for Fulham, Everton and Leicester City.
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Djiku joined the former Turkish champions last summer from French Ligue 1 side Strasbourg and has since been an integral member of the team.
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