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AC Milan ready to cash in on Fikayo Tomori as Premier League return looms for former Chelsea ace

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  • Tomori close to AC Milan exit
  • Has lost his place as starter
  • Premier League return on the cards
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The countdown for the end of Fikayo Tomori's somewhat successful spell at AC Milan might have already begun with the Italian heavyweights ready to offload the English centre-back next summer, according to Calciomercato. A return to the Premier League for the former Chelsea man could be on the cards.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Tomori was crucial in helping Milan win the Scudetto in the 2021-22 season. However, the soon to-be 27-year-old has lost his status as a starter under Paulo Fonseca in recent weeks. Such a situation has necessitated further evaluations of the player's future at the club, and Milan are increasingly leaning towards the possibility of offloading the Englishman next summer.

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    Calciomercato, in the same report, also revealed the names of three centre-backs who Milan's scouting department are keeping an eye on over a possible transfer next summer. They are Valencia's Cristhian Mosquera, Lille's Batode Diakite, and Sporting CP's Ivorian centre-back Ousmane Diamonde.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR AC MILAN?

    After swatting aside Sassuolo 6-1 in the Coppa Italia Round of 16, Milan have a busy schedule in the coming weeks. They will face Atalanta on Friday, December 6, followed by a crucial Champions League fixture against Crvena zvezda next Wednesday, December 11.