Premier League sides Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have both started to take a serious interest in signing Fikayo Tomori from AC Milan in the summer transfer window, a report claims.
As has been reported in the United Kingdom by The Daily Mail (via Calciomercato.com), Milan have got a serious fight on their hands if they are to keep Tomori at the club next season.
Milan are in a position of strength as Tomori’s contract currently runs until 2027. They have the right to demand a big fee which exceeds the roughly €30 million Milan paid to Chelsea for him.
He has never expressed any desire to leave Milan and is clearly settled, but there is of course no guarantee that will stay the same if the bids start to arrive from wealthy clubs.
Whilst Tottenham and Manchester United are the two teams linked right now, it cannot be ruled out that other teams will join them if Tomori’s return to form continues.
