Tomori, excluded from Amorim's technical plans and with a contract expiring in 2027, is ready to leave Milan. Several clubs are on his trail. The Milan has started a real revolution to slim down the roster and deliver to coach Ruben Amorim a perfectly aligned squad with his tactical requests. The list of outgoing players is long, and among the prominent names with suitcases in hand is inevitably Fikayo Tomori.

The central defender, who arrived at Milanello in 2021, pays the price for not being suitable for the new technical project and a contractual situation that should not be underestimated, given the agreement expiring in 2027. The signs of his definitive farewell have multiplied in recent hours, starting from the bench for the entire duration of the friendly match played in Jakarta against Chelsea and the probable exclusion from the list of call-ups for the Ferragosto test against Manchester United.

Le piste di mercato: Premier League in pole e i dettagli sul Benfica

The management is working to find the best economic and logistical solution for the transfer. According to market experts Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, several Premier League clubs are interested in Tomori, ready to take the opportunity to bring the player back to his home country. In recent days, there has also been a concrete contact from Benfica, which has taken official steps by asking for information directly from the player's agents. However, the negotiation with the Portuguese club has found an important obstacle: 'The salary requests appeared a bit too high', slowing down the deal for the time being and leaving the door open to English clubs.