Milan have earmarked Cristhian Mosquera to replenish their rearguard should there be an exit, as Fikayo Tomori might elect to flee following his demotion. Paulo Fonseca has fielded Malick Thiaw and Matteo Gabbia consistently in recent weeks, with good results.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Englishman has accepted the coach’s decision so far. Still, if he received a good offer in January, he might take it. His price tag is €20/25M. Napoli and Juventus fielded an inquiry. The Rossoneri would rather send him abroad. Newcastle United and West Ham have shown interest.

Milan were plotting to invest in the back, in Mosquera or another starlet, in the summer, but they’d move up the plan if Tomori departed. Valencia don’t want to lose a starter, but they are penultimate in La Liga. He has just 18 months on his contract. His agent Sergio Barila isn’t negotiating an extension for now.

Under these circumstances, his exit would be certain in the summer, and Los Che would be cash in a little more in January. He’s worth around €25M, which could be considered acceptable by the Rossoneri. His wages are low. Atletico Madrid are keen too.

Our Take on Milan, Mosquera, and Tomori

They’d obviously need a substitute if the latter departed but, if their boss prefers not to rotate in the role and is happy with his go-to pair, which has indeed been solid, it’d risk being detrimental to sign another player who needs regular minutes considering that a recent purchase, Strahinja Pavlovic, is riding the pine too. Moreover, they should avoid helping other Serie A sides.

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