AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori appears to be on the verge of leaving the club. His cycle in rossonero seems to have come to an end, with recent rumors suggesting he's no longer a key part of Ruben Amorim's plans. This development could lead to a mutually beneficial decision for both parties.

The 2022 Scudetto winner's contract runs until 2027, but waiting that long to sell could result in a decreased transfer value. Tomori's profile remains strong internationally, particularly in the Premier League. Selling him now would make economic sense for the club.

Tomori's recent performances have been inconsistent, with notable errors impacting team results. While he still possesses valuable qualities like speed and aggression, limitations in ball management and defensive strategy have emerged.

A potential sale could provide Milan with significant funds to reinvest in the squad. This move would align with the club's sustainable management approach, allowing them to bring in players more suited to Amorim's new project.