Italian media: Lukeman is temporarily withdrawn from Atlanta s roster, but Inter Milan ruled out the possibility of another move

August 23 According to the Republic, Lukeman has been temporarily withdrawn from Atlanta's first-team roster, but Inter ruled out the possibility of another attempt to introduce him.

Atlanta previously insisted on asking for a price of €55 million for Lukeman and could not negotiate. Inter Milan's offer stopped at 42 million euros plus a bonus of 3 million euros, so the negotiations broke down and the situation fell into a deadlock.

In the end, Inter decided to change his strategy and notified Lukeman's agent team of the decision. Inter said that our existing striker was enough and we wanted to buy a midfielder (the original goal was Cone, but he eventually signed Diouf).

So Lukeman returned to Bergamo and began training alone: ​​he was temporarily excluded from the first team list until September 2.

The newspaper continued to point out that the transfer market will be officially closed at 8 pm local time on September 1, and nothing is possible until then. Although many fans still believe that the final trade will be completed, Inter Milan has ruled out the possibility of a new move.

The Premier League team may still have action now, and Yulic hopes that Lukeman can stay and become the decisive player of Atlanta again, just like under Gasperini.