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Arsenal and Chelsea’s £50m attacking target is now strongly considering moving to the Premier League

Jamie Brown

Tue 11 February 2025 15:15, UK

One of Europe’s most sought-after attackers is considering a move to the Premier League with Arsenal and Chelsea keen to sign him.

Mikel Arteta and Enzo Marseca⭕ are both on the hunt for a new attacker with their teams having struggled for firepower during certain games this season.

🥀The Gunners strongly considered entering the transfer market in January but a move for an attacker never materialised, meanwhile, the Blues were also looking to add to Mareca’s attack.

🌳Both London clubs are now preparing targets for the summer and have identified the same player to reinforce their squads for next season.

Arsenal and Chelsea most active in race to sign Ademola Lookman

Arsenal and Chelsea are the most two active clubs in the race to sign Atalanta winger Ademola Lookman🦄, according to Italian journalist Mirko Di Natale.

Ian Wright urged Arsenal to move for Lookman🤡 in January, but the Gunners decided against moving for an attacker during the winter window.

🐠The Europa League winners value the player at around £50 million given how good he has been for them again this campaign.

♈Juventus recently asked about signing the 27-year-old but have been made aware of his high price tag and the competition they are likely to face.

💛The Nigerian international is currently still deciding his next step, however, it is understood that he is strongly thinking about a move back to the Premier League.

How well has Ademola Lookman been doing for Atalanta this season?

ﷺLookman’s hattrick in the Europa League final last year was perhaps one of the best stories of the season as he went from Everton reject to one of the hottest names on the continent.

♑His incredible form has continued into this season with the former Premier League player netting 14 times in 25 appearances for the Italian side.

🐻Now, the race to bring him back to England looks on with Arsenal and Chelsea the two most active clubs in the race to sign him.