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Done Deal: Ademola Lookman has chosen his future destination.

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Atalanta has been in the market most of January, looking to buy and sell attackers. This came as they hired Raffaele Palladino during November and they are looking to build a team around him. This lead to the signing of Giacomo Raspadori, as they beat Roma to sign the former Napoli attack. (read more here)

However, Atalanta aren’t only in the market for buying they are also selling. This comes as some players are no longer wanted by Palladino. One of these players is Kamaldeen Sulemana who was wanted by both Napoli, and AS Roma. However, he will likely not be allowed to leave. (read more here)

Turin, Italy Kamaldeen Sulemana of Atalanta Bc controls the ball during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Atalanta BC at Allianz Stadium on...

Turin, Italy Kamaldeen Sulemana of Atalanta Bc controls the ball during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Atalanta BC at Allianz Stadium on…

This comes as Atalanta will sell Ademola Lookman, before the end of the window. This comes from a report from Matteo Moretto which states that Atletico Madrid has closed a deal to sign the Nigerian. The easy part for Atleti was closing a deal with Atalanta, while Lookman needed some convincing.

Atletico Madrid outbidded Fenerbahce’s in a deal worth 35 million plus 5 million bonuses, to sign Lookman. However, they couldn’t match the wage offer from Fenerbahce who offered Lookman a ridiculous 9 million per season. However, they did manage to convince Lookman to choose a move to Madrid.

The deal will be signed soon as Lookman will have to travel to Madrid for medicals. If Lookman passes all his test he will be set to join Atletico Madrid before the transfer deadline. This now means that Atalanta will likely keep Kamaldeen Sulemana, leading Napoli to look at other options, mainly Alisson Santos who they have closed a deal for. (read more here)

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