Man Utd, Tottenham Aim to Win High-Profile Transfer Race for €65M-Rated PSG Target | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain made a push to sign Ademola Lookman last summer, but the move never materialized. Now, reports suggest PSG are still keen on bringing the Atalanta forward to France.

According to Matteo Moretto and Fabrizio Romano, via Viva El Fútbol, PSG remain interested as Lookman weighs his options ahead of the summer transfer window. However, Juventus are also in the mix, adding another contender for his signature.

GIVE ME SPORT previously reported that Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur have all been tracking the 27-year-old, with scouts from each club recently watching him in action.

Meanwhile, TEAMtalk notes that West Ham United are among several Premier League teams keeping tabs on Lookman. With multiple suitors in play, Atalanta are reportedly demanding more than £60 million for the forward.

Premier League clubs keen on Ademola Lookman this summer

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On Sunday, CaughtOffside reported, citing sources, that clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, and Aston Villa are all monitoring Lookman.

The report adds that Barcelona have reached out to Lookman’s agents about a potential move. However, the club’s financial struggles could make the transfer complicated. Atalanta are asking for €65 million, and Atletico Madrid and Juventus are also showing interest.

Mundo Deportivo recently reported that Barcelona are looking at Lookman as a potential addition to bolster their attack next season. Meanwhile, TuttoAtalanta previously claimed that Liverpool see Lookman as their top choice to replace Mo Salah if he leaves on a free transfer this summer.

In Italy, reports indicate that PSG are in the market for a new forward, with Tuttomercatoweb stating the club plans to make an offer for Lookman. This would be their second attempt to sign him after showing interest last summer, though they are expected to face strong competition from Arsenal and Newcastle.