Fikayo Tomori: Last News

Gareth Southgate's latest England squad.The 24-year-old Leicester City right back has earned his first call-up to the squad for the forthcoming Nations League matches against Hungary, Italy and Germany. But he will not want for competition as Southgate has also selected Kyle Walker, Kieran Trippier and Trent Alexander-Arnold!Justin has eight caps for the England Under 21 side, but has only played 13 Premier League games this season after recovering from a cruciate ligament injury.

Manchester City had been told to pursue a move for Theo Hernandez this summer before he fired them to the brink of a first Serie A title in a decade with a stunning solo goal.

AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori left out of Gareth Southgate's latest England squad on Thursday, not least because Manchester United calamity Harry Maguire managed to keep his place.Tomori has been making waves in Italy ever since leaving Chelsea in 2021 and has been a near ever-present for Milan - who are currently top of Serie A - this season, but the 24-year-old is finding it difficult to get on Southgate's radar and has only made managed to play once for his country since making his debut over two-and-a-half years ago.Following the squad announcement, disgruntled fans raced onto social media with many insisting that domestic bias played a part in Tomori's omission, particularly since Crystal Palace centre back Marc Guehi - who was playing in the Championship last season - made the cut."Tomori absence is typical Prem bias as well. [He] belongs in over Maguire and Mings," argued YouTuber, and Manchester United supporter, Mark Goldbridge.Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano replied: "Tomori’s playing at top, top level here in Italy with AC Milan… it feels unreal to see Fikayo out of the list.""I think the worst part is he left Chelsea for consistent playing time, got his move to a well known club.

Chelsea finally made their first signing of the summer on Wednesday Blues boss Thomas Tuchel bringing in Marcus Bettinelli - and the German hopes to add to that addition in the coming days and weeks.Chelsea are Champions League champions but finished 19 points behind Premier League winners Manchester City.Domestic success is wanted by plenty in west London though it's only been players leaving Stamford Bridge so far this summer.Fikayo Tomori, Victor Moses, and Olivier Giroud have all left permanently while Billy Gilmour will spend the season on loan at Norwich. There's plenty of rumours coming out of Chelsea though with Daily Star Sport rounding up the best bits...

Chelsea's summer transfer business could hinge on A.C.

Chelsea hope to make Inter Milan defender Achraf Hakimi their first signing of a busy summer.On Wednesday, the Blues signalled a willingness to match Paris St-Germain’s opening bid of £56.1m for the wing-back, who can play on the right or left.And if they win the race to land him, misfit full backs Emerson Palmieri and Marcos Alonso could both leave the club.Centre back Fikayo Tomori is already on the verge of a £25m permanent move to AC Milan.But it’s understood Chelsea are also willing to listen to offers for Tammy Abraham, Ross Barkley and Michy Batshuayi.Andreas Christensen’s future is also in doubt as the Denmark defender is entering the final year of his contract and has yet to sign a new one.But Chelsea have yet to make a decision on

Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori seems happy to stay at AC Milan permanently following the expiration of his loan, but the Italian side will need the money from qualifying for the Champions League in order to do so. Tomori has shone while on loan at Milan, having signed an 18-month loan deal in January.The centre-back has already made a good impression, and has earned plaudits from legendary defender Paolo Maldini.The Serie A title-contenders are eager to sign him permanently, and have the option to do so for £25million this summer.

Callum Hudson-Odoi flouted Covid-19 lockdown rules for a second time as he had a night out with Chelsea team-mate Fikayo Tomori.

West Ham reportedly agreed to pay Chelsea a five-figure sum for every game that Fikayo Tomori missed before the defender performed a late U-turn over the loan move on transfer deadline day. Frank Lampard was keen to offload a centre-back in the summer transfer window, having added Thiago Silva to a backline already containing Tomori, Kurt Zouma, Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger.

Everton are closing in a deal for England Under-21 defender Ben Godfrey which could cost them close to £30million.

It’s been a busy summer window at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea making no fewer than six new signings.

Thiago Silva is reportedly set to join Chelsea on a two-year deal at the expiry of his contract at Paris Saint-Germain this month.