Fikayo Tomori has confirmed his allegiance to Milan as the club prepares to mark a dry spell in the upcoming transfer window.

The English centre-back, who is a key figure in the team's defense, said in a commentary for SportMediaset that he does not plan to deprive the club:.

“Milan is a wonderful club, and as long as the directors don’t tell me: ‘I’m finished,’ I’ll be lost here – this is my house,” quotes MilanNews gravel.

Tomori admitted that he is not aware of any changes to the new contract, including the commitments at the matches:.

“To be honest, I didn’t even think about renewing the contract. I want to concentrate on the upcoming match, as the coach asks. If you want to talk, then I’ll think about it.”.

At the same time, Tuttosport reports that Milan is actively considering options to improve the defense in the country. The club will not sign a proven central manager, or avoid any problems with the warehouse in the other half of the season..

The order of the trainer is Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovich, De Winter and 19-year-old David Odogu, however, for tactical flexibility and safe rotation, another revision is required.