Luca Percassi, the executive director of the Italian club Atalanta, made decisive statements revealing the club's stance on Ademola Lookman's request to leave officially, confirming that there is a "moral agreement" that was reached a year ago, and that the player does not have the right to break it now.

It is worth noting that 27-year-old Ademola Lookman has officially requested from Atalanta's management to leave the team this summer after the club insisted on not selling him to Inter Milan.

Percassi said: "The agreement with Lookman was made a year ago when we rejected a €20 million offer from Paris Saint-Germain. We told him then that we would allow him to leave in the summer of 2025, but only to a big club outside Italy."

He added: "Now the situation with Inter Milan is different and, as always, we are the ones who make the decision."

This statement is considered a direct response to Lookman's statement, in which he expressed his desire for an immediate transfer, raising the tension between the two parties.