AC Milan are in advanced negotiations with defender Fikayo Tomori over a long-term contract extension that could keep him at San Siro until 2030. The talks, confirmed by Fabrizio Romano on his official X account, follow Milan’s recent resurgence under Massimiliano Allegri, including key results such as their hard-fought 2–1 win over Napoli, as reported by Softfootball in our Serie A coverage.
The proposed deal would extend Tomori’s current contract, which runs until June 2027, by three years while maintaining his €3.5 million annual salary. The club sees the 26-year-old as a defensive leader and an example of the discipline Allegri has reintroduced to the squad.
His performances this season have helped Milan remain compact and competitive, even in challenging fixtures like their goalless draw with Juventus in Turin, which is another encounter reported by SoftFootball for its intensity and tactical precision.
Tomori’s dedication to the Rossoneri has been unwavering. He said:
I want to stay at AC Milan, I’m not planning to leave until the club tells me I have to go. This place is my home.
That sentiment reflects his decisions in previous transfer windows, where he turned down offers from Tottenham and Juventus to remain loyal to Milan.
Signed permanently from Chelsea in 2021 for €29.5 million, Tomori has developed into one of Serie A’s most reliable defenders. His aerial strength, calmness in possession, and leadership have earned praise from teammates and coaches alike. With Allegri valuing continuity and stability, Milan’s management are eager to finalise the new deal soon, reinforcing their long-term defensive foundation around a player who embodies their modern identity.
