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How Fikayo Tomori feels about returning to the Premier League amid Tottenham links
Tottenham Hotspur’s move for Fikayo Tomori is just missing the approval of the player with a £25 million deal being verbally agreed with AC Milan.
Spurs have agreed a deal for Tomori with Milan as Ange Postecoglou looks to bolster his options in central defence.
Tottenham have already been rejected by Mathys Tel and will now be hoping that they don’t face another embarrassment as they wait for Tomori’s verdict over a move to North London.
Tomori has also been linked to Aston Villa and the defender’s stance about making his long-awaited return to the English top-flight has been revealed.
Fikayo Tomori open to Premier League return
Fikayo Tomori is open to returning to the Premier League after spending four years in Milan, according to .
Tottenham are currently waiting for Tomori to make his decision over a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but their chances of landing him have been boosted by his willingness to come back to England.
Spurs think they have lost Radu Dragusin to a ‘serious injury’ after the Romanian landed awkwardly against Elfsborg and hyperextended his knee.
The Lilywhites are now looking at potentially signing two central defenders in the final days of the window and Tomori looks to be one of them.
AC Milan fans are happy to be selling Tomori for £25 million with suggestions the England international’s form has suffered a significant dip this campaign.
Tottenham ask about also signing Fikayo Tomori’s teammate
Tottenham have also asked about signing Tomori’s AC Milan teammate Noah Okafor, however, they are yet to follow up on that initial enquiry.
But after missing out on their top target Mathys Tel, a move for the Swiss forward could be back on the cards, according to the Times report.
Okafor hasn’t had the best season at the San Siro having scored just once in all competitions and making just 17 appearances.
Marcus Rashford is another option for Tottenham, although he looks to be further down their list of targets with a new attacking the other priority.