Fikayo Tomori has certainly bounced back following the reckless red card against Roma, putting in MOTM-worthy performances against Newcastle and Verona. Ahead of the season, the centre-back also rejected PSG.
The Englishman has been an important player ever since he arrived at the club, but he has sometimes lacked the composure needed. The Roma game is a perfect example of that, as he was unnecessarily rash until he got sent off.
As reported by Calciomercato.com, Tomori has certainly shown his true colours in the last couple of games, taking control of the situation and leading Milan from the back. And in the summer, he also rejected an approach from PSG.
The defender made it clear from the start that he wanted to redeem himself from the performances in the second half of last season. Therefore, when PSG came knocking between May and June, his entourage didn’t give any opening to the move. Instead, the French side went ahead and signed Lucas Hernandez.
