Milan, Tomori and Loftus-Cheek no longer part of Amorim’s plans: Cardinale hopes to earn more than €30 million from their sales
Two players searching for a new chapter. Tomori and Loftus-Cheek, close friends both on and off the pitch, are experiencing their most difficult summer since leaving Chelsea to seek success in Italy with Milan. With their contracts set to expire in the summer of 2027, Amorim and Cardinale have decided to place both English players on the transfer market, writes Calcio Mercato.
Fikayo Tomori catches interest of four teams
The arrival of Gila from Lazio for €30 million has pushed Tomori further down the pecking order, with the English defender now at the bottom of Amorim’s hierarchy. The former Chelsea player travelled with the squad to Glasgow for the friendly against Celtic, but he remains constantly in contact with his phone on, waiting for interesting updates from his agents.
Tomori is attracting interest from Coventry, Hull, West Ham and Newcastle, and he is waiting for the right offer, both financially and in terms of sporting project, before saying goodbye to Milan. After years in which he gave everything for the Rossoneri colours, there is now a desire to seek a new challenge.
Loftus-Cheek's situation is different compared to Tomori’s regarding the club’s decision to put him on the market.
The English midfielder is convinced he can earn a place under Amorim and would have no problem staying until the end of his contract.
At the moment, the 1996-born player is not pushing his agents to find him a way out, and this could represent a setback for Milan’s plans.
