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CM: Lampard eyeing former Chelsea duo after Coventry’s Premier League return

This summer, two former Chelsea players can leave AC Milan and Frank Lampard wants to bring both back to England. 

There has been a lot said about Fikayo Tomori and Ruben Loftus-Cheek in recent months. Around Christmas, it seemed that they could renew their deals with Milan. However, the months that followed saw those plans unwind.


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Indeed, the duo are now far away from the first team and their futures look set to be confirmed this summer. Both are set to move away, so it is just a case of finding suitors for them and moving forward without them.

Lampard seeks reunion

As some may have expected, interest has arrived from the Premier League, where new boys Coventry City are taking a look at the duo, as Calciomercato.com writes. Indeed, with Lampard at the helm, the interest is very much understandable.

The English coach has asked the club to ‘consult’ with the Rossoneri about their futures and the possibility of them making the switch, with contacts already taking place in the latter stages of last week.

So far, the Sky Blues are the only club to make ‘concrete’ contact with the Diavolo about either of them, so it will be interesting to see how and if talks proceed. Considering Tomori was key to Loftus-Cheek making the move initially, he could also lead the talks for both to head to the Midlands.

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  1. Tomori and Loftus-Cheek = 30
    F. Terracciano and Ricci = 15-20
    Musah and Chukwueze = 40-45
    Fofana and Bondo = 30
    Estupinan = 10-15
    Bennacer and Leao = 75-80
    (Gimenez is off the market)
    _________________________ = 210 (give or take)

    all those loan(ee)s and Tonali cca 45, TV rights 20
    ______________________________________________

    275 million euros (more or less)

    1. Hm so…

      Its not possible. And not just that- selling and buying a lot of players every fiscal year does not bring final result.

      We can see now how much Milan lost of revenues last year.

      So in season 2024 2025 Milan had revenues of 494 million. With UCL semifinals and with the sale of Reijnders for that fiscal year for around 55 million which was around of 40 to 45 of capital gain.

      Last year Milan had 100 of plusvalenza and no money of European competitions. So, 433 million of revenues. So loss is 65 million.

      But bigger loss is after losing Reijnders, they lost Hernandez and Thiaw. Ok somehow Gabbia managed to cover Thiaw but the final result lowe quality team.

      So this season Milan must behave much better to players and invest heavily to bring the most in Europa league, Serie a and Coppa italia.

      25 million of loss is not so big and this can overturn until 30th of June of next year.

      They need to sell smart, and not to sell just to sell and “cover” loses but to make strong squad.

      Red Bird can cover loses from their pocket and got money back in only one good season where players like Chukwueze, Musah and Co can increase their value by only playing 1500 minutes in year.

      1. “So in season 2024 2025 Milan had revenues of 494 million. With UCL semifinals and with the sale of Reijnders for that fiscal year for around 55 million which was around of 40 to 45 of capital gain.”

        What UCL semifinals?! It wasn’t in 24/25 when we made it to the 1/2 but in 22/23. As for the sales, I am merely pointing out the fact that we could be able to collect money and players whose names are circling when it comes to the transfer talks so we could see how much they are worth. You tend to complicate things with your structural analysis and financial breakdowns, sheets and balances 🙂

        1. In 2024 2025 Milan finished 8th in Serie a and lost in ucl semifinals.

          That year was last for Pioli. After that one Milan start selling for big(ger) plusvalenzas

          Point about sales are always the same – if the players are younger and csn be useful somehow as back ups – dont sell them for low money.

          Musah, Chukwueze, and now Leao rumors for less than 60 million – is totally pointless, when with those sales you cant cover expenses to be in positive balance sheet.
          Those are players with young age and with low value on the books. Even Atalanta wait for moment when is going to sell for bigger profits.
          Sell Leao but manage to sell him for 100+ .
          Selling Hernandez was mistake it was better to extend him etc.

          Of course players like Origi and now Bennacer who doesn’t play should be sold or Loaned with covered salary sooner.
          But transfermarket in general probably is not that easily.

          1. “In 2024 2025 Milan finished 8th in Serie a and lost in ucl semifinals. That year was (the) last for Pioli.”

            Completely untrue, completely false, wth, man?

            Milan lost in UCL 1/2 in 2022/23 (so, not even in 2023/24, let alone 2024/25, ffs) and in 2024/25 we have been eliminated by Feyenoord much (long) before the final stages of the competition.
            Pioli’s last season at Milan was 2023/24, have you forgotten when Fonseca was appointed?

          2. Yes times flies to fast.

            I made mistake thinking because of big revenues.

            Basically they lost against Dutch team so less UCL revenue. And they showed in books sales of Reijnders and Kalulu.

            That make story completely different. Because with around 60 million of European Money and 60 from cspital gain thez are profitable club based on costs showed on that fiscal year.

            So basically this year if they reach final of Europa League and with 50 to 60 of plusvalenza thez can cut loses.

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