Frank Lampard over his Chelsea omission in the first half of the season.Lampard, who was sacked as Blues head coach at the end of January, handed Tomori his debut at Stamford Bridge last season.The young centre-back became an important member of his first-team squad, making 22 appearances in all competitions and winning over Chelsea fans with a number of impressive performances.That made it all the more confusing when Lampard gave Tomori the cold shoulder this season, affording him just four outings and only one in the Premier League before sending him on loan to AC Milan last month.Chelsea fans were at a loss to explain their promising academy graduate's lack of game time in the first half of the campaign, with some speculating that a.
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