A popular Italian journalist has put a dent in the hopes that this Super Eagles star will earn a move this summer As Napoli eye back-to-back Serie A titles under former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte, transfer rumours are heating up, especially around Atalanta’s red-hot forward Ademola Lookman. But not everyone is sold on the idea, as Italian football analyst Marcello Altamura has advised the Serie A champions to steer clear of the Nigerian international. Altamura praises Zaccagni and Ndoye Speaking on 1 Station Radio, Altamura made it clear that if he had a say, he would opt for Mattia Zaccagni and Dan Ndoye over Lookman. He cited Zaccagni’s football intelligence and experience at the international level as key attributes, calling him “extremely intelligent from a tactical point of view.” The Lazio star, in his opinion, would adapt seamlessly to Conte’s methodology. Ndoye, meanwhile, was described as explosive, technically gifted, and, most importantly, disciplined. Altamura believes these two bring not only ability, but also the work ethic and tactical awareness required in a Conte system. Lookman labelled too erratic to fit Conte’s system While Altamura acknowledged Lookman’s undeniable talent, highlighted by 15 Serie A goals and five assists, he was quick to point out his shortcomings. “He’s one of those ‘anarchic’ talents,” Altamura warned, adding, “He can score a gem of a goal, but then he doesn’t follow instructions.” In a team being rebuilt around structure and system, Altamura believes such unpredictability could be a liability. According to the seasoned journalist, Napoli need consistency and agreement from every player, something he is not confident Lookman can deliver.