Lukman responds to a Gasperini statement and expresses his great pain

Nigerian star Adimula Likman, the Italian star Atalanta, responded to the harsh declaration launched by his team's coach, Jian Piero Jasperini, after he wasted penalty kicks in his team's exit match against Klopp Bruges in the second leg of the Champions League flying that he lost "1-3" and "2-5" In total.

Jasperini described his player as the worst port of penalty kicks ever, and said that he did not like the player's insistence on carrying out the kick, although his best colleagues in this aspect were present.

The player published a statement through his accounts on the communication sites, saying: "It hurts me on a day like this to have to write this statement - especially after what we achieved together as one team and as a city ... if my targeting in this way not only hurts me, but also makes me feel very disrespectful, it should not be This happens at least due to the tremendous hard work and the commitment it has always made every day to help achieve success for this club and for the wonderful fans in Bergamo. "

He added: "The truth is that I went through many difficult moments during my presence here - and I did not talk about most of them at all because I see that the team must always be calm and confidential and it comes in the first place and this makes what happened last night more pain."

He concluded: "Besides our wonderful fans, we as a team also feel pain because of the outcome of the last night during the match.