Juventus have been [linked with a move for Fikayo Tomori](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/23/juventus-will-sign-ac-milan-man-if-bremer-leaves/), who could reportedly be allowed to leave AC Milan during the current transfer window under new manager Ruben Amorim.
The defender is expected to prove that he has the qualities required to secure a regular place in Amorim’s plans, while Juventus are working to persuade him that a move to Turin would be the better option for the next stage of his career.
Juventus Target Experienced Defender
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Tomori has established himself as one of the most experienced defenders in Italian football since joining AC Milan. He played a key role in the club’s Serie A title-winning campaign and has remained one of their most reliable performers in recent seasons.
With a new manager now in charge, there is uncertainty surrounding his future and the amount of playing time he could receive. If his role within the squad becomes less significant, the defender may consider seeking a fresh challenge elsewhere.
According to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/gazzetta-dello-sport-milan-futuro-in-bilico-per-tomori-senza-rinnovo-puo-partire-la-juventus-c-e-ma-amorim-puo-bloccare-tutto/blt0d790b9fb0a2bac4#cs71eaba450a77278b), Juventus are hoping to convince Tomori to join the Bianconeri, following a similar path to Pierre Kalulu by making the move from AC Milan to Turin.
Milan Could Consider Sale
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A transfer could become more realistic if AC Milan decide to prioritise strengthening other areas of their squad during the remainder of the transfer window. Selling Tomori could provide additional funds to support further recruitment and improve the team’s overall options.
Juventus believe the England international would add valuable experience and quality to their defence, making him an attractive target as they continue reshaping the squad ahead of the new season.
Tomori has also been linked with a return to England after progressing through Chelsea’s academy system. However, Juventus remain determined to compete for his signature and will hope they can convince him that staying in Serie A represents the best option for his future. The coming weeks are expected to determine whether the Bianconeri can turn their interest into a formal move before the transfer window closes.