Napoli has already made inquiries and is strongly interested in acquiring Fikayo Tomori from Milan. Despite Tomori's contract with Milan running until 2027 and an annual salary of approximately 3.5 million euros net, Milan prefers to sell Tomori abroad rather than to an Italian club.

Fikayo Tomori is reportedly dissatisfied with his current playtime at Milan, as he is no longer a regular starter. Napoli has shown interest in acquiring him. Milan prefers to transfer him abroad to avoid strengthening a direct rival in Serie A. The defender has participated in only 93 minutes over the last six matches, which underscores his reduced role under coach Paulo Fonseca. Juventus is also interested in Tomori, but Milan is eager to sell him to a foreign club, with several Premier League teams, including Brighton, West Ham, Wolves, and Aston Villa, expressing interest in securing his signature. The club has set a transfer fee of 20-25 million euros for the 27-year-old.