The AC Milan club board convened today to discuss the possibility of signing Chelsea centre-back Fikayo Tomori on a permanent deal, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Tomori began the season at Chelsea, but struggled to force his way into Frank Lampard’s thinking.
As a result, he departed, joining AC Milan on loan in the January transfer window. He wasted no time showcasing his ability.
Tomori has become a key figure at the San Siro, but is due to return to Chelsea in just a few months time.
That leaves AC Milan with a decision to make, and as per Fabrizio Romano, they sat down to discuss it today.
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Tomori is rough around the edges, but what defender of his age, 23, isn’t? A €28M transfer fee seems reasonable.
This is a player who won the Derby County player of the year award ahead of Mason Mount, who is now playing in Champions League semi-finals.
If Milan want to secure themselves the services of a potentially top-class defender for an affordable fee, Tomori’s their man.