English Club Plot Deadline Raid for Super Eagles Forward After Inter Milan Snub

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Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman could be on his way back to the Premier League, with Tottenham Hotspur making a late push to secure his signature before the transfer deadline.

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The 28-year-old, who had a stellar season with Atalanta, has been desperate for a move after a failed switch to Inter Milan earlier this summer.

Spurs Turn to Lookman After Transfer Setbacks

Tottenham’s pursuit of attacking reinforcements has been complicated. Their attempts to land Eberechi Eze fell through after Arsenal hijacked the deal, while negotiations with Manchester City over Savinho stalled. This has now put Lookman at the top of their list, with manager Thomas Frank identifying him as the perfect fit for Spurs’ system.

The Nigerian international is valued at around €50 million after netting 20 goals in 41 appearances across Serie A and the Champions League last season. His versatility, able to operate on either wing or through the middle, makes him an attractive option for a Spurs side currently short of attacking depth due to injuries to James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski.

Lookman’s Push for a Move

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Lookman in action for the Super Eagles (X)

Reports indicate that Lookman submitted a transfer request earlier in the summer, accusing Atalanta of failing to honor promises. Though he has since returned to training, the winger remains keen on a new challenge.

Tottenham believe the Super Eagles star could be the final piece to bolster their attack as they prepare to compete on all fronts this season. Should the deal go through, Lookman would be making a return to England, where he previously played for Everton, Fulham, and Leicester City.

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