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Ademola Lookman didn\u2019t transfer late, but the saga isn\u2019t necessarily over yet, as Galatasaray have shown some interest. The window ends on September 12th<\/sup> in Turkey, but the deadline to submit the UEFA lists is the same as in the rest of Europe, and it is imminent.<\/p>\n According to Mediaset<\/em>, the Cimbom<\/em> inquired about adding the Nigerian star on an initial loan, but La Dea<\/em> rebuffed them. Bayern Munich did the same on Monday, but the Bergamaschi<\/em> maintained their position. The Bavarians ended up onboarding Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea on a massively expensive deal, albeit with a temporary formula at first.<\/p>\n Tottenham kicked the tires on Lookman, but they opted to sign a different type of forward, Randal Kolo Muani, on a simple loan from PSG. The electrifying attacker has been training on his own since returning from his impromptu vacation to force his way to Inter. He reported back after those talks fell through.<\/p>\n Per Gianluca Di Marzio (via Tuttomercatoweb<\/em>), Galatasaray and eventually the Saudi sides will have to be willing to acquire the 27-year-old permanently. The Orobici<\/em> are refusing different formulas.<\/p>\n It\u2019s one of the very rare instances where a player doesn\u2019t get his way. The fact that Inter ultimately didn\u2019t go all the way to bring him in, as perhaps he or maybe even Atalanta thought, played a big role in the whole ordeal. We\u2019ll see whether something similar to what occurred with Victor Osimhen last season will materialize, but La Dea<\/em> doesn\u2019t seem as desperate as Napoli was. If he doesn\u2019t leave, they might as well reintegrate him once he displays some sign of contrition for the way he handled things this summer.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Lookman<\/h3>\n
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