With the arrival of Mario Gila, who is expected to play as the right-sided centre-back in Milan’s new three-man defence, Fikayo Tomori has lost his starting spot in the new Rossoneri side. In recent weeks, there has been frequent speculation about a possible departure, but in reality, as reported by gazzetta.it, the English defender has no intention of leaving the club.
In recent weeks, Milan also held a meeting with his representatives: "The idea is for Amorim to assess him during pre-season and then make his opinion known. On paper, Tomori is suited to a style of football based on aggression and quick recovery runs, and the usual principle applies in his case. If Milan tell him they want to sell him, Fikayo will consider a plan B. Otherwise, he will continue his Rossoneri journey," wrote the newspaper's website.
