MiType: Lukeman s transfer is deadlocked, a game between Inter Milan and Atlanta

"Milan Sports" wrote an article to comment on the transfer issue of Nigerian striker Lukeman, saying that this is a mutual game between Inter Milan and Atlanta.

This Nigerian all-rounder is favored by the Nerazzurri, but is currently firmly trapped by Atlanta and unable to escape. The standoff has become a hot topic in the transfer market this summer. The current deadlock not only affects the players themselves, but also involves two clubs and the Serie A champion Naples who is watching.

Atlanta is reluctant to sell its precious striker to direct competitors and does not intend to formally negotiate transfer fees with Inter. On the other hand, Inter Milan intends to maintain the same firmness and patience. Inter Milan President Marlotta insists on a basic transfer fee of no more than 45 million euros, plus a bonus of 5 million euros. For a 28-year-old player, the total price is 50 million euros, which is already a good number, but Atlanta is looking to get a higher return from the foreign market.

It is reported that some Premier League clubs have also expressed interest, but there are no official offers. Additionally, Lukeman conveyed a clear message through his agent: Although he was born and played in England, he didn’t want to go back there. The player only reached an agreement with Inter, and he agreed to sign a five-year contract with an annual salary of 4.5 million euros after tax.

Lukeman is eager to play with Toulam on Zivo's new team, the strongest factor in Inter's strategy. In Atlanta, however, Nigerians’ rebellious behavior has caused increasing anger: He will face fines for leaving the training base without reason. However, it remains to be seen whether his anger can make the stubborn Atlanta concessions.

In fact, Inter Milan was not particularly anxious because the management was satisfied with Qivo's attack line, thinking that the existing lineup was already very good, and young players Esposito and Boni were eagerly waiting for the opportunity. Specifically, Lukeman was an unexpected opportunity, but there was no problem even if he couldn't get it. Therefore, Inter will remain patient, but will not wait forever.

During this time, Inter Milan has begun to consider other options, including midfield and midfielder signings, while also knowing that new contenders may suddenly appear. Naples once contacted Lukeman and regarded him as a potential replacement for Kovalatz Helia, but chose to quit after knowing the agreement between the Nigerians and Inter. However, if the problem remains unresolved over time, DeLaurentis may rejoin and become the new protagonist of the game.