Fikayo Tomori to choose between Newcastle United and Coventry City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 2:50 PM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Fikayo Tomori has been informed by AC Milan to seek a new club. While Newcastle United is a potential destination, Coventry City is showing stronger interest, largely due to coach Frank Lampard's previous work with Tomori at Chelsea. Milan wants to ensure a sale before Tomori’s contract expires at the end of the season. The defender has resisted previous moves, having nearly transferred to Tottenham Hotspur. Current reports suggest Lampard is actively trying to secure Tomori for Coventry.
- •Milan has told Tomori he is not in their plans.
- •Newcastle is mentioned, but Coventry is more eager to sign him.
- •Tomori's contract expires at the season's end, prompting urgency.
- •Lampard's connection to Tomori may influence the decision.
- 2:50 PMYahoo Sports — Tomori hope for Newcastle United, but Coventry City favourites for Milan outcast
"Milan have told defender Fikayo Tomori to find himself another club, and while Newcastle United have been mentioned, Coventry City remain the most determined.The centre-back is not part of the plans u...
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