Ademola Lookman has expressed his desire to be sold to the Premier League this summer. Chelsea is among the main Premier League clubs showing interest in acquiring him. Last summer, Lookman and Atalanta reached an agreement that would allow him to leave at the end of the 2024-25 season. A recent public dispute with Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini has further solidified Lookman's departure. Previously, he had agreed to personal terms with PSG on a contract valued at €5 million per year until 2029, although the transfer did not materialize.

Chelsea were linked with a move for Ademola Lookman last year and could rekindle their interest amid Mykhailo Mudryk’s provisional suspension for doping.

Ademola Lookman's future at Atalanta is uncertain following public criticism by head coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who described Lookman as 'one of the worst penalty takers' after a crucial miss in a Champions League match. Chelsea has been linked with Lookman in recent weeks, and Gasperini's comments may increase the chances of Lookman being on the move this summer.

Chelsea have joined the race to sign Atalanta's Nigerian sensation Ademola Lookman. The Blues are in contact with Lookman's entourage with a view to tabling a bid for the attacker at the end of the season.

Chelsea is interested in signing Lookman. Atalanta has set a price of 60 million euros for the player.