Tottenham Take First Steps to Sign Ademola Lookman as Atalanta Exit Looms

Atalanta’s Nigerian forward Ademola Lookman becomes available due to team uncertainty allowing Tottenham Hotspur to acquire his services in summer 2025.

It is reported from Italy that Tottenham Hotspur started their strategy to obtain Lookman after he experienced issues with Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini. The ongoing dispute between the player and club management has made him displeased while his football career at the team seems uncertain.

Since his time in the Premier League, Lookman has developed into an exciting Serie A player through his 96 matches and 11 goals.

The Atalanta academy shaped his abilities, after which he scored more than 10 goals every season, leading top European clubs to explore his transfer possibilities. Manager Ange Postecoglou leads a Tottenham professional scouting team that shows strong interest in signing a new offensive player for the team.

Will Ademola Lookman Leave Atalanta This Summer?

The English club stands in a strong position to increase their offensive quality because they have experienced problems in securing regular scoring opportunities throughout this campaign.

Tottenham Hotspur has showcased its desire for new attacking players through its recent acquisition of Bayern Munich’s Mathys Tel through loan. The club should use Lookman as their backup option if Tel rejects their contract negotiations during the next season.

The forward player provides roster depth because he can operate on either wing or as an additional attacking midfielder in a squad that scored among the league’s highest totals this season.

The Italian club Atalanta would consider selling Lookman because they want to avoid losing him for free in upcoming years. The personal desire for fresh opportunities and Gasperini’s unsettled attitude towards him make a transfer to the Premier League more and more appealing.

The summer window looms while fans wait to see if Tottenham manages to acquire Lookman and cement him as their future attacking reinforcement.