Transfer expert Romano said Atlanta promised to sell Lukeman after receiving a 40 million euro offer, but it is only valid for Italian and foreign clubs.

Inter Milan is currently seeking to buy Atlanta striker Lukeman, and the player told Inter Milan that in order to retain itself last summer, Atlanta made a promise to agree to sell Lukeman if it receives a 40 million euro offer this summer.

Romano said in response that Inter Milan had contacted Atlanta and hoped to buy Lukeman by loan plus 40 million euros, but was rejected by Atlanta. Because Atlanta believes that the previous commitment to Lukeman is only valid for Italian and foreign clubs, Inter Milan does not apply. If Inter Milan wants to buy Lukeman, they must give out 50 million euros.

Romano also revealed that Atlanta hopes Lukeman can transfer to Atletico Madrid, but Lukeman currently prioritizes Inter Milan. Inter Milan and Atlanta have not reached an agreement yet, but the two sides will continue to negotiate.