News about Fikayo Tomori

After the midfielder struck twice in AC Milan's Europa League play-off match against Rennes on Thursday evening, Owen Hargreaves applauded Ruben Loftus-Cheek's decision to leave Chelsea. The 28-year-old Blues academy graduate left his boyhood club as a result of Stamford Bridge's summer exodus, which saw a number of former first-team starters sell to offset the club's mammoth transfer window investment. Loftus-Cheek has settled in Milan and has emerged as a regular fixture under Stefano Pioli, alongside Olivier Giroud, Christian Pulisic, and Fikayo Tomori.

According to a recent report, the top academies in the world have been found since 2014, and three Premier League clubs have ranked in the top ten. Stats boffins CIES has compiled the list, which has also looked at the revenues earned by academies in the last decade. Players had to have participated in a club's academy between the ages of 15 and 21 to be eligible, according to the CIES' criteria.

As clubs start to nail down their key goals in the January transfer window, things are picking up speed. And it's been an eventful weekend to say the least. clubs have been planning their January moves, with Tottenham Hotspur gaining former Chelsea forward Timo Werner on loan from Red Bull Leipzig, far from all the FA Cup action. Last night, there was also more information about Kylian Mbappe's future at Paris Saint-Germain, with rumors that he might join Real Madrid later this summer.

After an inquiry into the AC Milan defender, Bayern Munich was told not to worry about signing Fikayo Tomori in January. Christopher Freund, the Bundesliga legends' sporting director, is a passionate fan of the England international, according to Sky Sports Germany. Bayern's interest, on the other hand, is expected to fall to nothing as the report states that AC Milan has stated that they have no intention to sell the center-back.

As Massimo Allegri's side claimed a crucial 2-1 victory over Frosinone, Kenan Yildiz made history by becoming Juventus' youngest goalscorer in the club's history. Jose Mourinho, who won the mentality contest against Napoli with Roma, had a much better weekend, resulting in a thrilling fight to overthrowrown the reigning Serie A champions' future European dreams. However, AC Milan's ever-growing injury list was dealt another blow when Fikayo Tomori limped out in the draw against Salernitana, giving him 23 muscle injuries in 17 games. Stefano Pioli's crew suffered with 23 muscles in 17 games.

In Wednesday's pivotal Champions League group stage match against Newcastle, Fikayo Tomori was praised for making a 'tremendous' tackle to deny Newcastle's Miguel Almiron from opening the scoring. The England international arrived at St James' Park with a desire to please Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate who was on hand and played fantastic last-ditch defense in the first half.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe seems to be wasting no time stamping his authority on Manchester United's football operations. The INEOS billionaire, who will pay £1.3 billion for a 5 percent interest in Old Trafford, wants to appoint a new sporting director to control the club's player recruitment process. Ratcliffe will seek the sage assistance of legendary United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in order to make the correct appointment, which was revealed on Thursday. A number of candidates have applied for the position, some of whom are now in play and others outside of work, with some of whom are still in school and some out of work, and others who are still working, and others who are unemployed, and some of whom are still in school. We run the decision over the mooted candidates for this vital role as Ratcliffe comes to an end.

After being at Chelsea as a youth player, Loftus-Cheek joined Milan in the summer transfer window, he joined the Blues for £15 million. He was yet to score for the team, but he did score a good job as he and his new teammates kept tabs with Inter Milan, who are just behind by a single point in the Serie A table. Both Milan and Inter are undefeated, while Inter has an unbeaten record, with Milan losing 5-1 to their opponents earlier this month.

When AC Milan and Newcastle go into a Champions League match on Tuesday night, England international Fikayo Tomori has cautioned Sandro Tonali that friendship will be out of the window. The two men were co-mates last season in Milan's semi-finals and finishing fourth in Serie A, but they will be on opposing sides in San Siro following Milan's £53 million summer switch to St James' Park. Tomori, a 25-year Chelsea defender, admits it will be awesome to see his ex colleague back in action, but only after the final whistle.

This camp is the perfect opportunity for England's four new central defenders to compete in Euro 2024 qualifier against Ukraine on Tuesday and Scotland's 150th anniversary friendly against Scotland, demonstrating why they are qualified to play international football. Against Ukraine, Harry Maguire should start at center back. He has often been portrayed as a scapegoat at Manchester United - unfairly, in my opinion - and has totally justified his selection in England's squad for the 2022 World Cup by excelling throughout the tournament. Levi Colwill, Marc Guehi, Fikayo Tomori, and Lewis Dunk are limited to eight caps between them. But with the injury to England's finest John Stones, who from this quartet will show they are ready to step up next to Maguire? The emphasis on developing the skills required by a center back has obviously shifted over time. Central defenders now learn how to play from the back, according to academy coaches.

At the heart of the defense at next summer's European Championship in Germany, the competition is fierce for England's centre backs to partner John Stones. Fans of England can now depend on a strong bond at the back, with Manchester City's Stones now the only center half with their name in stone on Southgate's teamsheet. However, Pep Guardiola, the current England manager, has only experimented with just one central defender, and as good as he is, Stones will need a partner who can match them in an England shirt.

Newcastle has been put to the Champions League for the second time, while Manchester United will face Bayern Munich in Group A of Group A and Group B of Group B, while holders Man City will face RB Leipzig in Group G of Group A of Group A of the Champions League Group A. The final draws for Group A of the 2023-24 Champions League began on Thursday night in Monaco, with all 32 qualifiers finding their fates for the forthcoming competition. With all of Europe's top sides playing, it is likely to be a fierce match for all clubs, but Group F, which includes Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan, and Premier League Newcastle, is certain to be a 'group of death.'

Chelsea has wasted little time in the first 19 months of the Todd Boehly era's chief eyebrow-raisers. Chelsea has ripped up the rule book in recent 12 months, whether it be breaking the British transfer record twice in as many windows, attracting a whopping 27 new players, splashing close to £1 billion, or selling three key midfielders to direct rivals. But it is not so much about who is walking through the door to rapturous fanfares as much as who has been sold with blatant disregard that is the most interesting part of Chelsea's mystery.

THE EURO FILES: Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Fikayo Tomori may finish the season with a league title at Milan, but it will be harder for Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham to do so at Bayern and Real Madrid. Stefano Pioli's Milan lost Sandro Tonali to Newcastle in the summer, but they have retained Rafael Leao, a 90 percent winger, and Yunus Musah from Chelsea and Valencia.

In his debut for AC Milan in a friendly match against Real Madrid, US international Christian Pulisic put on a good showing. America's number 10 sealed a transfer from West London to Milan in the range of $25 million after a season of rumors that saw Pulisic linked with leaving Chelsea from the transfer window ahead of last year's World Cup. After only 25 minutes of action after taking the corner kick from point blank range, the 24-year-old American made his impact felt quickly by registering an assist.

FOOTBALL EXPERT: KIERAN MARNA FIXPERT: There have been many reports about Manchester United's limited amount of leeway in attracting new players this summer due to Financial Fair Play's (P&S) issues. Clubs are allowed to lose no more than £15 million over a three-year cycle as a result of the new Premier League's rules. However, owners are allowed to raise the figure by investing a further £90 million in the form of shares, bringing the total P&S loss up to £105 million. Manchester United is on a rocky wicket here as a publicly listed company on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). It's both difficult and costly to issue new shares. Manchester United currently have around 160 million shares in issue, of which 67% are owned by the Glazer family.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek has officially left Chelsea football club and completed a permanent transfer to AC Milan after 19 years at Stamford Bridge. Following Todd Boehly's £600 million investment last season, Loftus-Cheek, who joined the Blues as an Under-8, has been the new causality of the Chelsea's clear out.

The German's £65 million transfer to Arsenal was the latest in a long line of young players who have failed to develop as expected at Stamford Bridge and then left. Chelsea have said goodbye to numerous players who never progressed at the club or were never given chances in recent seasons: Tammy Abraham, Fikayo Tomori, Marc Guehi, Billy Gilmour, Kai Havertz, and most recently Ruben Loftus-Cheek are among the many names on the list:

The Nerazzurrri will walk out of the dugout and onto the field at Atatürk Olympic Stadium with the US TV network on the front of their shirts after breaking ties with cryptocurrency firm DigitalBits. In their last Serie A match against Torino, players already wore the brand of the United States company, a 1-0 victory on June 3, which gave the club automatic qualification for next season's Champions League after a third place finish.

According to sources, Ruben Loftus-Cheek has agreed to a transfer to AC Milan, the Italian giants. Chelsea midfielder As the Blues prepare to sane their bloated squad, the Chelsea midfielder may be one of the first casualties of the Mauricio Pochettino. Following the arrival of the Argentine, Loftus-Cheek had been rumored as one of a number of actors to be displaced this summer.

LEWIS STEELE: Paul Simpson (left inset) was born in Carlisle, just like the Royal Navy television commercial. He may have claimed to have been made in gritty spells in non-League or winning an Under 20s World Cup with England, but his true legacy is at his hometown club. Brunton Park is a stunning location, with silhouettes of rolling hills all around the skyline and huge flags at each end. One says, "be careful and fear not," and the other says, 'Simmo is our king,' as well as a cartoon of Simpson balancing a trophy on his head. It's a work of minimalist art based on a real photograph of Simpson who died in his late 30s, guiding Carlisle as a player-manager in 2006, as the left). He took over the club on the darkest day of the modern age, in the Conference, and led them to back-to-back promotions. Since then, eighteen years have passed, but Simpson is back in Cumbria. He took over with the club on December 23rd and was briefly considering relegation from the Football League. However, they will compete at Wembley (right inset) on Sunday for a spot in League One thanks to Simpson's managerial skills.

England's Under 20 World Cup campaign began with a 1-0 win over Tunisia on Monday, and Ian Foster's kids are pumped for more to come against Uruguay and Iraq on Sunday. England has won the competition once more in 2017, when Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored the only goal in the final. Dominic Solanke, Fikayo Tomori, and Kyle Walker-Peters were among the team's leaders who have all gone on to have lucrative top-flight careers. So who could follow in their footsteps this time? Mail Sport takes a look at three English stars to keep an eye on - and three more from around the world.

England Under 20s got off to a winning start in their World Cup campaign when Tottenham attacker Dane Scarlett scored in the close match against Tunisia on Monday. Ian Foster's side got off to a promising start in Group E's first game, but they didn't forget to keep a clean sheet. 'We managed the game from start to finish,' Foster said.'

SIMON JONES: The 27-year-old England international has been earmarked as a key player for a summer rebuild, and the Champions League semi-finalists are hoping he will have the same effect as his fellow Chelsea teammate Fikayo Tomori. Chelsea is looking to sell fringe players to raise funds, but it would be more profitable to book those who are homegrown since they are purely profit on accounts.