The Newcastle United FC has taken a concrete step in its pursuit of AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori, presenting the Rossoneri with an initial offer of €15 million. This move demonstrates the club's determination to strengthen its backline ahead of the new season. According to reports, the Milanese directors are carefully evaluating the proposal, acknowledging that it falls short of their current expectations.

The AC Milan is not willing to part with the English central defender, maintaining a valuation of €20 million, including bonuses, which it considers a fair price for his release. As a result, the club has taken its time to reflect on the offer before providing a definitive response to Newcastle.

Although the gap between the two parties' demands appears insurmountable, there is still room for further negotiations. In the coming hours, there may be new contacts between the parties, with Newcastle potentially reiterating its offer to bridge the financial gap and convince the Rossoneri to grant Tomori's transfer.