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Former Inter Milan and Italy defender Giuseppe Bergomi is sceptical about Ademola Lookman's potential move to the San Siro, Soccernet.ng reports.
The Super Eagles star has been linked with a move to the Nerazzurri, although Atalanta are proving a hard nut to crack.
Lookman, on the other hand, is keen on a move to Inter, having already rejected Serie A winners Napoli, and is willing to take a pay cut to make his dream come true.
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Bergomi spent his entire career with Inter Milan, winning the UEFA Europa League three times with the blue blacks, alongside several league and cup titles
While it is without a doubt that Lookman will be a valuable addition to the Inter Milan squad, the one-time FIFA World Cup winner maintains that Marcus Thuram and Lautaro Martinez will remain undisputed starters.
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What Bergomi said about Lookman
Lookman will definitely not want to be a squad player, and Bergomi went further to cast doubts on whether Lookman will be a bargain for Inter.
“Players who leave Atalanta have tended to struggle, but with that said, he could be a useful player,” the 61-year-old said in quotes revealed by FC Inter News.
“I hope he ends up in a Nerazzurri shirt, but then you have to change the system of play because you can’t leave out Lautaro or Thuram,” the former Inter Milan captain concluded.
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