Fikayo Tomori at crossroads as AC Milan prepare to cash in on English-Nigerian defender

Fikayo Tomori faces a crucial decision over his future, with AC Milan prepared to listen to offers for the defender ahead of the January transfer window.

Sources have confirmed to Flashscore that the Italian giants are willing to consider proposals for the 28-year-old, whose place in the squad appears increasingly uncertain.

Tomori has struggled for regular involvement this season, featuring in just three games, and his situation could prompt a return to English football in January.

The former Chelsea defender is understood to favour a Premier League move, having previously turned down opportunities elsewhere, including an approach from Saudi Arabia.

Milan ready to cash in on Tomori

Milan are reportedly prepared to part ways with Tomori rather than risk losing him for nothing when his contract expires.

Although his current deal runs until 2027, the club are not planning to offer the centre-back a renewal and would be open to a sale before his contract runs down.

A January departure would allow Milan to free up wages and create space in their squad as they consider changes to their playing personnel.

Tomori joined Milan on loan from Chelsea in 2021 before making the move permanent. He subsequently established himself in Italian football, but his current circumstances have raised questions about his long-term future at the club.

His limited involvement this season has added to the uncertainty, with Milan now prepared to assess offers that could provide a route out for the defender.

Chelsea and Newcastle among possible destinations

A return to the Premier League is understood to be Tomori’s preferred option, although it remains unclear which club could make a concrete move for his signature.

Chelsea, where he began his senior career, and Newcastle United are among the sides linked with the England international.

However, sources remain uncertain whether Tomori fits the current recruitment priorities of either club, meaning reported interest has yet to translate into a guaranteed transfer pursuit.

Aston Villa have also emerged as a potential destination, while Crystal Palace, West Ham United, Fulham and Everton have been linked with the defender.

Coventry City could offer another route back to English football, although the extent of their interest remains unclear.

In Italy, Juventus are monitoring Tomori’s situation as they assess their options, potentially offering him an alternative to a Premier League return.

Despite the growing list of clubs associated with the defender, no destination has been established as the most likely outcome at this stage.

Tomori not alone as Milan consider squad changes

Tomori is not the only English player whose future at Milan is uncertain, with Ruben Loftus-Cheek also facing questions over his position as the club consider changes to their squad.

The situation could lead to further movement involving English players at the Italian side, although the immediate focus remains on assessing offers for Tomori.

For the defender, the coming weeks could prove decisive in determining whether he remains in Italy or pursues a fresh challenge in England.

With Milan open to negotiations and the January window approaching, Tomori has a potential opportunity to secure regular football elsewhere.

However, any move will depend on the level of interest from prospective suitors, the offers presented to Milan and whether a suitable agreement can be reached.