Lookman accuses Atalanta of 'broken promises'
Lookman said Atalanta were "blocking the opportunity" of him leaving the club "for reasons I do not understand". The Nigeria international joined Atalanta from RB Leipzig in 2022.He scored his first career hat-trick in the 2024 Europa League final victory against Bayer Leverkusen in Dublin.Lookman has scored 52 goals in 117 appearances for the Italian side. Atalanta have been contacted for comment.
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