Fikayo Tomori ‘holds talks with AC Milan legend Paolo Maldini and sporting director Frederic Massara as they look to make loan switch from Chelsea permanent – but Italian giants remain wary of £25m fee’
- Fikayo Tomori joined Milan on loan from Chelsea in January after barely playing
- Since moving to Italy, he has impressed – featuring 17 times in all competitions
- The 23-year-old’s move sees Milan having the option to buy him permanently
Fikayo Tomori‘s loan move to AC Milan looks increasingly like it could be made into a permanent one with the Italian giants reportedly keen to make that happen.
Tomori joined the club on loan until the end of the season from Chelsea on January 22 after featuring just four times for the Blues under Thomas Tuchel’s predecessor Frank Lampard.
Since making the switch to Italy, the 23-year-old has been revitalised – making 17 appearances in all competitions. As part of his loan, AC Milan have the option to buy him for £25million at the end of the season and that’s what they’d plan to do, according to Sky Sport Italia.
Fikayo Tomori held talks with AC Milan on Wednesday night to discuss his future at the club
He met with club legend Paolo Maldini (right) and sporting director Frederic Massara (right)
The centre back has impressed the Italian giants since joining on loan from Chelsea in January
The publication report that the centre back met with technical area director Paolo Maldini and sporting director Frederic Massara on Wednesday evening to discuss his future.
Maldini and Massara are big fans of the England international and now need to convince the Milan board to take the option up of signing Tomori permanently as they deem the fee set by Chelsea as a high.