Fikayo Tomori's future at AC Milan appears increasingly uncertain. The English defender has caught the attention of Saudi club Al Hilal, who are looking to bolster their defense for the upcoming season. Tomori's contract is set to expire next year, and with no renewal in sight, a transfer this summer is becoming more likely.

The Rossoneri have set a price tag of around 20 million euros for Tomori, which is higher than Al Hilal's proposed offer of 12-13 million euros. Tomori's priority is reportedly a return to the Premier League, although only exploratory talks have taken place so far.

From a financial perspective, AC Milan can afford to sell Tomori, as they would only need to earn over 5.7 million euros to avoid a loss. After making 214 appearances and scoring 7 goals for the club, Tomori's time at Milan seems to be drawing to a close.

The potential departure of Tomori would require AC Milan to adapt their defensive strategy, but the club seems prepared to make changes.