Ademola Lookman’s long-anticipated departure from Atalanta has taken another twist as Turkish Super Lig giants Fenerbahçe step forward with a lucrative four-year package for the Nigerian international.

For months, Lookman has been pushing for an exit from Bergamo, with tensions between him and former coach Gian Piero Gasperini fueling speculation of an early departure. Inter Milan were the first serious suitors, tabling a €45 million bid earlier in the summer. But Atalanta rejected the offer, even after Lookman publicly expressed his desire to move on.

As the European transfer window slammed shut on Monday, potential moves to top clubs like Arsenal, Tottenham, Atlético Madrid, and Bayern Munich collapsed, leaving the winger in limbo. Now, the focus has shifted away from the traditional top-five leagues.

Fenerbahçe have made their intentions clear. According to Turkish outlet Fanatik, the Yellow Canaries have tabled a staggering four-year deal worth €6 million per season—a 200% salary increase for the 26-year-old Super Eagle. While it remains unclear whether they will meet Atalanta’s €50 million valuation, their bold move could turn into one of the coups of the summer.

For Lookman, the decision is far from simple. While the financial upgrade is enticing, leaving the elite European stage for Turkey or Saudi Arabia might not align with his career ambitions. If he refuses, however, he could face another season in Bergamo, where his future appears uncertain.

The coming weeks will determine whether he chases the money in Istanbul or holds out for another shot in Europe’s top leagues.