AC Milan have reportedly made Fikayo Tomori available for sale ahead of the final weeks of the transfer window.
Tomori is currently heading into his seventh season at San Siro having first joined on loan from boyhood club Chelsea in January 2021.
The centre-back impressed during his debut campaign and his form sparked Milan to complete their £25million buy option.
However, despite starting 31 of their 38 Serie A matches last season, he appears to be on his way out of Milan.
Fabrizio Romano says I Rossoneri have named Tomori in their exit list.
The decision to make the 28-year-old available has come after talks between head coach Ruben Amorim and co-owner Gerry Cardinale.
Former Chelsea man Christopher Nkunku is also a potential departee alongside Youssouf Fofana.
Where could Tomori go?
With the summer transfer window closing on September 1, there is still time for Tomori to complete a move.
He boasts extensive experience at the top level having featured 214 times for Milan and won six caps with England.
Tomori is also a Serie A and Supercoppa Italiana champion, but now faces uncertainty ahead of the 2026/27 season.
Furthermore, he has only a year remaining on his contract, meaning a transfer may not be too expensive.
Tottenham Hotspur have had previous interest in the defender and considered a move in January 2025.
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However, a move to north London looks unlikely as they have already signed centre-backs Jan Paul van Hecke and Marcos Senesi.
Newcastle United were also keen on Tomori early last year, as well as West Ham United and Brentford.
A report from Italy has linked Premier League newbies Coventry City with a potential transfer.
Sky Blues boss Frank Lampard had Tomori on loan at Derby County before handing him his first-team breakthrough at Chelsea.
Tomori has made 81 appearances under Lampard, the second-most of any manager during his career behind Stefano Piolo on 142.
Liverpool, who recently signed Ronald Araujo on loan from Barcelona, have also been named as a potential destination.
