Ademola Lookman, a winger for the Super Eagles of Nigeria, is expected to rejoin Atalanta’s team for their pivotal matchup with Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League.
Due to a knee injury sustained during a training session last month, Ademola Lookman has been sidelined and has missed the team’s last six games in a variety of competitions.
Lookman joined his teammates for a portion of Sunday’s training session following weeks of recuperation, which fueled hope for his return.
He is expected to be healthy enough to participate in Tuesday’s second leg of the playoffs, which will be played at Gewiss Stadium, according to sources from Gazzetta dello Sport.

This game is especially crucial because Gian Piero Gasperini’s team is trying to overcome a 2-1 deficit from last week’s first leg.
Lookman has had a major influence on the field this season, scoring 14 goals and dishing out seven assists in just 24 games for Atalanta in all competitions, highlighting his value to the team.

In other events, defender Calvin Bassey scored the goal during Fulham’s 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest on Saturday, and manager Marco Silva expressed his joy and happiness. The London team won the game thanks in large part to Bassey’s goal, which was a memorable moment and his first of the season.

Silva praised Bassey’s diligent efforts to improve his positioning in the penalty area. The guys’ jubilation demonstrated how much they cherish Calvin as a teammate, the coach said. He has rapidly gained popularity in the dressing room and scored his first goal for Fulham, which is a significant accomplishment.

It was quite satisfying to watch him achieve the goal of improving his positional awareness in the box, which is what we have been concentrating on.