Fikayo Tomori continues to be lined with a summer move away from AC Milan, with Spurs reportedly keen on him.
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Tomori – like virtually all the central defenders at Milan – had a rollercoaster 2024-25 season. He made 35 appearances across all competitions but went through patches where he was far from the first choice, and struggled for form at various points.
There was talk in January about approaches from Juventus and Tottenham, but in the end he chose to see out the rest of the campaign with Milan. Now the summer is here, could a move back to his homeland appeal a bit more?
Tottenham return for Tomori
According to the Daily Mail, Spurs are looking to strengthen their defence after their Europa League triumph. Their form was compromised when Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven were ruled out for most parts of the season, then Radu Dragusin ruptured his ACL as well.
Tomori is a name they are evaluating in view of the summer mercato. Daniel Levy sees the England international as ‘the perfect replacement’ for Romero, if he were to end up leaving for Atletico Madrid as rumours suggest.
The source mentions that Milan are open to selling the 27-year-old for the right price because they need to raise funds given the lack of European football next season. However, Tottenham will first try to land Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi, so Tomori is a back-up plan for now.