AI-assisted source-only fallback; independent verification unavailable.
Fikayo Tomori’s future at AC Milan is uncertain, with the club reportedly not planning to extend the England defender’s contract beyond its current expiry date in June 2027.
The 28-year-old, who has Nigerian roots, has struggled for regular playing time in Lombardy and could leave as soon as the January transfer window if an acceptable offer is made, according to information cited in the original report.
Tomori joined Milan from Chelsea in 2021 and has remained under contract with the Italian club until the summer of 2027.
However, his position at the club has become increasingly unclear after a difficult period in which he was initially left out of the squad during the summer.
Although Milan's coaching staff subsequently brought him back into the group, the centre-back has yet to feature for the club this season.
The lack of playing time has raised the possibility that Tomori and Milan could part company before his existing contract reaches its conclusion.
His market value is estimated at about €10m, while Juventus have been mentioned as one of the clubs interested in signing him.
The connection between Tomori and Ricky Massara is also highlighted. Massara was involved in bringing the defender to Milan from the Premier League side and is now described as being interested in working with him again at Juventus.
Source: 3News Sports
