According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus has returned to looking insistently at Milan to strengthen its lagging defensive department. Once again, Juventus management has set its sights on Fikayo Tomori, the English central defender who has now slipped to the margins of the Rossoneri's technical project.

Despite being reinstated in the squad after the summer stay, the impact of the former Chelsea defender under Rúben Amorim has been practically nil: so far he has logged zero minutes on the field, a situation that confirms an imminent split between the parties.

The Old Lady is closely monitoring market developments, evaluating a two‑pronged strategic option. The move could materialise already in the January window, but only on one condition: the possible sale of Federico Gatti, which would free up space and financial resources in the squad. Alternatively, the Turin club is seriously considering blocking the player now to secure him for the next season, thus pre‑empting international competition.

For Tomori, a great opportunity to revive his Serie A career with a direct rival’s shirt therefore appears. Milan, for its part, will not oppose the departure, but will instead seek to monetise the luxury surplus. The negotiation has not yet entered its main phase, but market clues suggest hot developments in the coming weeks, when the Bianconeri will decide whether to strike now or plan the investment for June.