Ademola Lookman landed himself a rare 10/10 in L'Equipe's player ratings after his hat-trick won Atalanta the Europa League . The Italian side won their first trophy for more than 60 years as they dealt Bayer Leverkusen their first defeat all season. Lookman scored twice within the first 25 minutes before he completed his treble with an impressive effort late on in Dublin.

The Nigerian's individual performance was recognised in the French publication, who grade every player's performance. Landing full marks is a rarely achieved feat with the players who do so often having to produce a career-best showings. Lookman was deemed surplus to requirements at Everton but has gone on to revive his career in Italy.

He began as a teenager at Charlton, who gave him his debut and he's now flourishing in Italy as he said: "I've always had the confidence in my ability. In the past two years I've been able to take my game to a new level and show it on a more consistent basis." Europa League winner admits he may quit Atalanta having met "a beautiful woman" Serie A could land SIX teams in Champions League next season after Europa League triumph The Atalanta star will now go on a list that doesn't even boast some of the modern greats, Cristiano Ronaldo for instance never managed to land a 10/10 performance according to L'Equipe.

Lionel Messi and Erling Haaland are the only two men to appear on there twice. Robert Lewandowski's four-goal haul for Borussia Dortmund when they demolished Real Madri.