Concerns raised about Tomori's recent performances, suggesting deep reflections are needed about his future at the club.

If offers arrive for Tomori, Milan will consider looking for new names.

Fikayo Tomori, a defender for Milan, was excluded from the list of players called up for the European Championship to be held in Germany from Friday, June 14 to July 14. He was also left out of the list of 30 pre-selected players. This is not the first time that Tomori has been left out, as the former Chelsea player also missed the last European Championship won by Italy in the final against England and the World Cup in Qatar for technical reasons. He has played 35 seasonal matches, scoring 4 goals. He missed three matches due to suspension and was out from late December 2023 to late February of this year due to a muscle injury to his right biceps femoris. He returned in early March during the match against Lazio. His contract expires in June 2027, and Tomori will also be a key player in Fonseca's Milan.

Tomori is loyal and does not want to run away from Milan, especially because the club has not done very well this season. Milan is a great club, but Tomori has the potential to take a step forward in the future. If he is physically well, he will be a highly sought after defender absolutely everywhere.