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    AC Milan sign Chelsea’s Fikayo Tomori for £24m

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJune 17, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Arsenal target Tomori Fikayo Tomori is a graduate of Chelsea's youth system and had spells at Brighton, Hull and Derby before his loan in Milan
    Fikayo Tomori joined AC Milan from Chelsea
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    AC Milan have signed Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori for £24 million after a successful loan spell at the San Siro last season.

    He joins the Italian club after they exercised an option to sign him permanently as part of his loan move from the Blues in January.

    The 23-year-old England centre-back has signed a four-year deal with the Serie A side.

    Tomori made 22 appearances for Milan last season and scored one goal.

    • Fikayo Tomori leaves Chelsea for AC Milan

    A Chelsea academy product, he fell out of favour under former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard last season despite a breakthrough campaign in 2019-20.

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