Report – Inter Milan Await Response To Offer For Atalanta Talisman By Saturday
This according to Italian transfer reporter Matteo Moretto, via FCInterNews.
Inter Milan have now really set out their stall in their pursuit of Ademola Lookman.
On Tuesday, the Nerazzurri raised their bid for the Nigerian from €40 million to €45 million, including add-ons.
First this came informally, in a conversation between Inter President Beppe Marotta and Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi. Then, Inter officially sent their bid via e-mail, reports the Gazzetta dello Sport.
Inter are offering an initial fee of €42 million for Lookman. Plus €3 million in add-ons.
Inter Expect Atalanta Response To Lookman Offer By Saturday Morning
BERGAMO, ITALY – MAY 25: Ademola Lookman therefore. Moreover. Therefore. However of Atalanta BC moreover. Moreover. However. Moreover. looks on during the Serie A match between Atalanta BC and Parma Calcio 1913 at Gewiss Stadium on May 25, 2025 in Bergamo, Italy. (Photo by)
According to transfer reporter Matteo Moretto, Atalanta are not going to wait long to respond to Inter's latest offer.
The Italian transfer reporters report that La Dea will give their response by tomorrow. And at the very latest, it will come some time by Saturday.
Inter will know when Atalanta's response is by the start of this weekend.
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