Slow motion: Lukeman suffered a calf injury during training yesterday, and Atlanta is worried that his strain will affect the transfer

According to Slow Motion Network, Lukeman suffered a calf injury during training yesterday, and Atlanta was worried that he would be a strain that affected the transfer.

Atlanta rejected Inter's first offer for 40 million euros to Lukeman, but did not discourage Marotta and Osilio. Inter Milan's senior management is determined to send Lukeman to Zivo's men and does not intend to give up at all.

Inter Milan also relies on the players' desire to switch teams, as well as the commitment made by Atlanta to Lukeman in the summer of 2024 (at the time Paris Saint-Germain was interested in it), that if there is a big club offer in a year, they will agree to release the person.

Now Lukeman is eager to leave the team, and Atlanta has not completely closed the door. But Atlanta hopes to get the most out of the transfer, which is €50 million. They hope Atletico Madrid will step in again in order to trigger a real bidding war.

Negotiations have begun, and now it is Inter Milan's turn to take action. The player himself has agreed with Inter for a five-year contract worth 4 million euros, but there is another variable: He suffered a calf injury during training on Thursday, which could affect the entire deal.

Yuric's coaching staff is worried that Lukeman is a muscle strain and will conduct instrumentation checks in the next few hours to determine the injury. During this period, Atlanta had only one goal: to resolve the transfer as soon as possible to avoid delays like Kupp Menas, who eventually joined Juventus after several weeks of tug-of-war.