According to the Milan Sports newspaper, Atlanta is dissatisfied with Lukeman's public statement, but is not surprised.

Inter Milan is seeking to buy Atlanta striker Lukeman, but their offer of 42 million euros to transfer fees plus a 3 million prize was rejected by Atlanta. This made Lukeman very dissatisfied. He said on Sunday: "Atlanta violated its previous commitment, and now I have officially submitted a transfer application."

"Milan Sports" said that the Atlanta Club is dissatisfied with Lukeman's public statement because the club has maintained continuous dialogue and communication with Lukeman and his entourage, and the club's position has always been clear and transparent.

However, Atlanta is not surprised by this, and they have expected Lukeman to make a similar move. Because last weekend, Lukeman had deleted all Atlanta-related content on his social media at the advice of his agent.

The Milan Sports Daily said that the "commitment" Lukeman talked about was just an oral gentleman agreement, without any written agreement. Paris Saint-Germain had an intention to bring in Lukeman last summer, but their offer was lower than Atlanta's expectations. However, in order to calm Lukeman's emotions, Atlanta made a verbal promise at the time that the club would be willing to sell Lukeman if it received a suitable offer in the future.

But Atlanta believes that the previous promise is only for the offer from Italian foreign teams, and no foreign teams are seeking to buy Lukeman this summer. The only official offer to buy Inter Milan is the Italian team. So for Atlanta, things have changed, and there is no such thing as Lukeman called "breach of commitment."

The Milan Sports News pointed out that Atlanta is still open to selling Lukeman, but how to sell, to whom, and most importantly how much it costs will be decided by the Atlanta club, not Lukeman himself or his agent. Atlanta still has not provided official asking price to Inter. Inter is waiting for Atlanta to offer price before considering how to break the negotiation deadlock.