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I didn’t mean to offend Lookman, says Atalanta’s Gasperini

Summary by Punch Newspapers

Atalanta manager, Gian Gasperini, has stated that his intention was not to offend Super Eagles forward, Ademola Lookman, with his penalty miss remark after the club crashed out of the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.

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Punch Newspapers

I didn’t mean to offend Lookman, says Atalanta’s Gasperini

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Idoma Voice Newspaper

‘Not Meant to Offend’ – Atalanta coach clarifies Lookman penalty controversy

Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini has clarified his remarks about Ademola Lookman’s penalty-taking ability, insisting he did not intend to offend the Nigerian forward. Speaking at a press conference on Saturday, Gasperini addressed the backlash from his post-match comments following Atalanta’s Champions League elimination against Club Brugge, where he had described Lookman as “one of […] The post ‘Not Meant to Offend’ – Atalanta coach clarif…

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mediatalkafrica.com

Serie A: I never wanted to offend Lookman

Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini has said he didn’t want to offend Ademola Lookman following his outburst in the aftermath of the club’s defeat to Club Brugge. Gasperini blamed Lookman for taking a penalty kick in Tuesday’s home loss, saying that the striker was “one of the worst penalty kick takers” he had ever seen. [...] Source

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Techregister

Could Lookman take legal action over Atalanta coach's criticism? - Techregister

Saturday 22 February 2025 12:00 pm | Updated: Friday 21 February 2025 3:06 pm Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Atalanta coach Gian Piero Gasperini criticised Ademola Lookman’s penalty taking Footballer Ademola Lookman found himself at the centre of a…

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