Tomori, 28, has been with AC Milan for six seasons, initially joining on loan from Chelsea in January 2021. He has since become a regular starter for the Serie A side, featuring in 31 of their 38 matches last season. The centre-back has made 214 appearances for AC Milan and has six caps for England.
The decision to make Tomori available for sale has come after talks between head coach Ruben Amorim and co-owner Gerry Cardinale. With a year remaining on his contract, Tomori's transfer may not be too expensive for potential suitors. Tottenham Hotspur have previously shown interest in the defender, but it's unclear whether they will make a move this summer.
Coventry City, managed by Frank Lampard, have been linked with a potential transfer for Tomori. Lampard has a history with the defender, having given him his first-team breakthrough at Chelsea. Tomori has made 81 appearances under Lampard, the second-most of any manager during his career.
The summer transfer window closes on September 1, leaving Tomori with a few weeks to secure a move to a new club.