WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Atalanta head coach, Gian Piero Gasperini has revealed he wasn’t pleased with the first half performance of Super Eagles attacker, Ademola Lookman, in La Dea’s 4-0 win against Monza during the weekend, Soccernet.ng reports. The 27-year-old had been struggling to find the back of the net as he was without a goal since March, in a run that stretched across eight games. Charles De Ketelaere’s first half brace settled any early nerves for the 2024 UEFA Europa League winners before Lookman delivered his 14th league goal two minutes after the restart. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE; Gasperini, who fell out with Lookman after Atalanta were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League admitted he wasn’t happy with the Nigerian’s first-half performance against Monza, but was pleased as he got better in the second. “De Ketelaere started really strong, he did very well. Lookman did well in the second half; I wasn’t too happy with him in the first. “Carnesecchi was decisive a few times in the first half and also at the end. We can’t afford to lose focus: we’re very close to our goal, and we need the enthusiasm to keep flying and reach another important milestone. Wasting it due to lapses in concentration would be a real shame,” the Italian gaffer said in quotes revealed by Football Italia. With three Serie A games left to play, Atalanta are third on the league table, five poins above Juventus, and Gasperini’s side have their gaze firmly fixed on a direct Champions League qualification spot.Get Our Sports News First – Join Our WhatsApp Channel Now!
Atalanta coach gives Lookman verdict following goal against Monza
