Team Talk reports on Fikayo Tomori's potential transfer away from Milan due to his frustration with his current situation at the club. It is said that Fikayo Tomori has requested his agent to initiate talks with interested clubs because he is unhappy with his circumstances at Milan. There is interest from Milan's Serie A rivals Juventus, but it is believed that he is eager to return to playing in the Premier League. Aston Villa are also considered potential candidates to sign Tomori and are reportedly 'ready to come forward' for him, indicating that bids might be in preparation. Milan have set a price tag of €30 million (£24.9m / $31.2m) for the 27-year-old, a sum that Aston Villa can afford.

Fikayo Tomori is reportedly frustrated with his situation at AC Milan, having been benched in recent weeks due to competition from Malick Thiaw and Matteo Gabbia. It is said that he has instructed his agent to hold talks with interested clubs as he is eager to return to the Premier League. Aston Villa, along with Newcastle United and West Ham United, are reportedly interested in signing him. AC Milan have set a price tag of €30 million, an amount that Aston Villa can afford. Milan are reportedly willing to sell Tomori in January to prevent his value from decreasing further. Newcastle are considered frontrunners for the five-cap England international, but Villa and West Ham are also believed to be preparing bids, setting up an intriguing winter transfer battle. Reports suggest that Milan hope to use the funds from Tomori's sale to strengthen their defense, possibly by targeting Lazio's Mario Gila.