The value of AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori continues to rise after what has been an excellent start to the season with the centre-back picking up where he left off.
Milan initially signed Tomori on a six-month loan spell from Chelsea with an option to buy, and by the end of the season it became obvious to trigger that option and sign him on a permanent basis from the Blues for €28m.
Transfermarkt.it (via MilanLive) have included Tomori among the players in Europe whose market value has risen most in the past month. Today he has a valuation of around €40m which means a €12m rise compared to last month’s value.
Tomori has played in all eight of Milan’s Serie A games so far this season as well as all three in the Champions League too, showing himself to be an immovable member of the back four under Stefano Pioli.
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