Juventus continue to monitor several players during this summer’s transfer window, with AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori emerging as the latest name on their radar. The Bianconeri could make a move for the Englishman if they decide he is the right addition for their squad.
Milan have appointed a new manager, which has created uncertainty around the future of several regular players. As a result, the club could consider selling some members of their squad, with Tomori among those attracting interest from elsewhere.
Juventus consider defensive changes
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According to [TuttoJuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/tomori-juve-apertura-milan-richieste-kessie-elevate-785300), Juventus admire Tomori and is monitoring his situation at AC Milan. The Bianconeri already possess reasonable quality in defence, but they could still make changes to that area of the squad during the transfer window.
Juan Cabal is [expected to leave Juventus](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/05/juventus-is-desperate-to-offload-one-top-defender-this-summer/) this summer after struggling to establish himself at the club. His future appears uncertain, and he may not be the only defender who departs as Juventus continue to assess its options and look for improvements.
The Bianconeri are searching for players who can add quality and experience, and Tomori fits that profile. The defender has significant Serie A experience, having made over 150 appearances in the competition since joining AC Milan from Chelsea in 2021.
Tomori could welcome new challenge
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Tomori could be open to a fresh challenge, and Juventus are prepared to offer him that opportunity if he decides that a move away from Milan is the right step for his career.
The report states that Juventus are among the clubs following Tomori’s situation in Milan. The defender could potentially be allowed to leave in the coming weeks as Ruben Amorim continues to shape the squad and prepare the team for success in Serie A.
A move to Turin would give Tomori the chance to remain in Italy while joining another major club. However, Juventus will need to decide whether strengthening their defence with an experienced player is the right priority as they continue planning for the new season.