Among the names to have emerged from today’s Gerry Cardinale-Ruben Amorim summit regarding potential departures, Fikayo Tomori is also on the list. It was hardly a secret that the English defender was on his way out, partly because he had already come close to leaving the Rossoneri club in the recent past, and partly because the Milan coach left him on the bench for the entire friendly against Chelsea, even preferring the young Vladimirov to him. Therefore, after five and a half years, the paths of the Englishman and the Diavolo appear destined to part ways.
According to Luca Bianchin, the well-known Italian journalist for La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fikayo Tomori will not even be called up for the friendly against Manchester United in Poland, another clear sign that he is outside the new project.
The journalist also discussed how much Milan could earn from Tomori’s sale: “Probably €10-15 million, considering that his contract expires in June and Milan risk losing him for free in ten months. Higher figures could be reached through an auction, which could involve Premier League clubs and Juventus, who remain interested. In Turin, the head of the sporting area is now Ricky Massara, who won a Scudetto with Tomori…”
