Bianchin: Tomori deal worth almost €30m as Milan and Juve will meet today

Fikayo Tomori could pack his bags and leave AC Milan this month. According to a report, the Rossoneri have scheduled a meeting with Juventus for today, having reached an agreement in principle with the Bianconeri. 

Tomori has been heavily linked with Juventus in the last week or so, with Cristiano Giuntoli looking to bolster the side with a centre-back. Reports have suggested that Sergio Conceicao is far from happy with this, but negotiations are still ongoing.

According to Luca Bianchin of Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan and Juventus will have a meeting today to discuss the potential transfer. A basic agreement has already been reached at €25m between the paid loan and the obligation to buy, while bonuses could take it closer to €30m.

The negotiations are currently at an advanced stage and to close the deal, as the journalist concludes, Tomori’s stance will be decisive. He could reunite with his former teammate, and Scudetto partner, Pierre Kalulu but it’s also true that Conceicao has placed a lot of faith in him lately.

Given the injury of Malick Thiaw, Milan would need a replacement immediately and it could be Kyle Walker from Manchester City, at least based on what is being reported.