Since Paulo Fonseca took charge of the bench, Fikayo Tomori has undergone a significant regression. Despite wearing the captain's armband for Milan, the Englishman is no longer among the top choices in the hierarchy.
This morning, La Gazzetta dello Sport writes that the life of the former Chelsea player is on a "downward slope": he used to be a starter and one of the secrets behind the Scudetto victory, but now he has lost his place.
What is up with Milan's Tomori?
He was once untouchable, but that is no longer the case, partly because Gabbia and Thiaw are now the first-choice starters, and the impression is that Fonseca will continue to rely on these two in the upcoming Serie A matches.
He could have found playing time in the next two Champions League games if he hadn’t been suspended in the last one against Red Star.
