During the summer transfer window, Ademola Lookman did not leave Atalanta. The club rejected several lucrative offers to sell the Nigerian national team striker. In this article, we would like to share with you which clubs are most interested in the transfer of the forward, since it can happen this winter.

Failed Transfer to Inter

In the last season, Lookman scored 15 goals and made 5 assists for Atalanta in the Italian Serie A. As soon as the season ended, Inter had thoughts on transferring the 27-year-old Nigerian national team striker. The Milan club made several offers to Atalanta, including 45 million euros, with additional payments. However, the Bergamo club refused to sell Lookman. The striker, in turn, expressed his own dissatisfaction with the club’s decision and announced he would stop playing for the first team.

Juventus: A New Candidate

Another famous Italian football club instantly reacted to the fact that the transfer of Lukman to Inter fell through. According to the local press, Ademola is now Juventus’s target, who are considering the Nigerian international player as a potential replacement for Dusan Vlahovic. At the same time, the Juventus management does not intend to rush the transfer of Lukman, planning to organize it the following summer. By the way, this scenario is predicted by the Best betting companies in Nigeria.

Bayern’s Loan Offer

Having learned of Lookman’s conflict with the Atalanta management, the Bayern management intended to at least temporarily get the 27-year-old forward into their team. The Munich club offered Atalanta to take the striker on loan until the end of the 2025/2026 season. The club also made an offer to later buy out the player’s contract for 28 million euros. This was another offer rejected by Bergamo.

Moving to Turkey

Lookman was also shown interest by Fenerbahce. The club offered the striker a four-year contract with a total salary of 24 million euros. The Nigerian forward was also offered to become a partner for Victor Osimhen. Turkish media reported that Galatasaray also considered inviting Lukman during the summer transfer window, but the Turkish champion failed to reach an agreement with Atalanta.