Tomori Reinstated in AC Milan First Team After Fulham Move Collapses
Milan moved him back into training after transfer talks with Fulham failed, a choice driven by the club’s lack of a new centre-back and Matteo Gabbia’s recent ankle problem.
Overview
- Tomori was informed he would rejoin the first team and returned to squad training on Thursday after personal terms with Fulham could not be agreed and Milan declined to complete a sale.
- Fulham’s late-window approach fell apart because the clubs did not reach a transfer deal and the player could not agree personal terms with the London side.
- Coach Ruben Amorim made the decision to reintegrate Tomori in part because Milan did not sign another central defender this window, leaving the squad short of depth.
- Tomori has not played since 5 August, so he must rebuild match fitness and his tactical understanding with Amorim before he is fully ready to start.
- The 28-year-old is in the final year of his contract and has rejected past moves, which means his short-term role at Milan and his status as a free agent next summer will shape where he plays next.