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AC Milan are said to be interested in Fikayo Tomori, and are looking at the 23-year-old as an alternative option in case their deal for Mohamed Simakan falls through. However, Simakan has suffered an unfortunate knee injury, ruling him out of action for the next two months, and this has put Tomori at the top of the Rossoneri’s wish list in their quest to sign a centre back this month.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Milan are now in serious talks with Chelsea over a deal, but will need to fend off interest from several Premier League as well as La Liga sides. Milan’s interest has been further reported by the likes of Telegraph, Goal and Guardian, with Tomori open to a move abroad.
AC Milan are in talks with Chelsea for Fikayo Tomori as announced yesterday. He’s a serious option as Mohamed Simakan is now injuried. Also EPL clubs have asked for Tomori on loan. #cfc #acmilan https://t.co/4FDzDY7uh3
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 12, 2021
The Rossoneri are apparently looking at an 18-month loan deal, but would be open to a permanent transfer as well. Tomori has seemingly grown restless at his lack of playing time, and would consider any deal, temporary or permanent in order to improve his situation.
If Chelsea are indeed serious about incorporating Tomori into the squad in the future, they’ll no doubt only sanction a loan move. If that is indeed the case, the England international would be better served by going to a club where he can play regularly (like Rennes) and reach the heights that are expected of him.
AC Milan are the latest club to show an interest in Fikayo Tomori but they face competition from the Premier League (not Leeds or Newcastle) and La Liga #cfc https://t.co/yFZ0uoeDnQ
— Matt Law (@Matt_Law_DT) January 12, 2021