Former Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim forced into humiliating transfer U-turn over ex-Chelsea and England star

Former Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim forced into humiliating transfer U-turn over ex-Chelsea and England star

RUBEN AMORIM will have to reverse his plans to push AC Milan star Fikayo Tomori out. The ex-Manchester United boss had excluded the former Chelsea man from his Serie A plans and left him free to leave this summer. Defender Fikayo Tomori is set to stay at AC Milan Credit: AFP The former Chelsea man was eyeing a move away from the Serie A before deadline day Credit: Getty – Contributor But the defender has now been told he WILL be brought back into the first-team squad, according to Sky Sports. The 28-year-old is set to return to training under Amorim this week after failing to secure a move away before the window slammed shut at 11pm on Tuesday. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Tomori had been one of SEVEN players told they were no longer part of the boss’ plans. He was even training away from the main group and looked set to leave the San Siro before deadline day. Amorim had even made it clear that some of those players would stay out of the squad if they failed to find new clubs. But Milan have now changed their mind and Tomori is back in. The decision comes after the Italian giants failed to bring in another centre-back before the deadline. And after Matteo Gabbia picked up an injury, Amorim had even fewer options at the back. Most read in Sport BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Fulham made a late attempt to bring Tomori back to the Premier League as the defender travelled to London on deadline day. But the move fell through, leaving him in northern Italy and facing an uncertain few days. Tomori joined the club from Chelsea on loan in January 2021 before the deal was made permanent that summer. The England international has since made 214 appearances for Milan and was part of the side that won Serie A in 2022. Comment now

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