AC Milan’s interest in Fikayo Tomori appears to be genuine, as the Italian club look for a central defender in the winter market.
Not so long ago, the Chelsea player was several names down the list for the Serie A side, but since then situations with other targets have seen Tomori work his way to the top of the pile.
Chelsea are thought to want to keep control over the 23-year-old’s future, so a loan move would make sense. SportMediaSet say that ‘despite the words’ of Frank Lampard, the transfer continues to be a real possibility.
SportMediaSet add that ‘negotiations go on’ between Chelsea and Milan for the defender, with the latter trying to get the Blues down on their asking price for a loan. According to the claims, the Premier League club want a €3m loan fee plus a buying option set at €30m.
This is too high for Milan who have so far offered €1m for the loan.
