After a tense period following their UEFA Champions League exit, Ademola Lookman and Gian Piero Gasperini appear to be back on friendly terms Atalanta's Ademola Lookman and manager Gian Piero Gasperini seem to have put their recent fallout behind them, and former Chelsea full-back Davide Zappacosta couldn’t be happier about it. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports The tension that once threatened their relationship appears to have completely disappeared, with the duo now on good terms after a public show of reconciliation. Lookman and Gasperini bury the hatchet Weeks after being publicly criticised by Gasperini for missing a decisive penalty against Club Brugge, Lookman has responded in the best way possible, by delivering on the pitch. The Nigerian forward put on a spectacular display in Atalanta’s 4-0 demolition of Juventus, scoring a goal and playing a pivotal role in the stunning victory. But the biggest moment came when Lookman and Gasperini shared an emotional embrace on the sidelines, signaling that their differences had been resolved. Zappacosta, speaking about the moment, said, “It was a nice gesture from both. But the coach put it well: it was something that started and ended there, football things when you spend so many days together.” Gasperini’s u-turn on Lookman Following their highly publicized clash, Gasperini has completely changed his tune on Lookman in recent weeks. Following the win over Juventus, the Italian coach said, “Lookman became a fantastic player when he improved his perception of the team. He used to have a more individual approach. “He made Atalanta great, and Atalanta made him great. I am convinced he can be the captain before the end of the season.” This is a stark contrast from Gasperini’s previous remark, where he harshly called Lookman “the worst penalty taker I’ve ever seen” after his Champions League miss. Now, with the manager’s full support, Lookman has not only redeemed himself but has also emerged as a potential leader for Atalanta as they strive for a first ever Serie A title.