Amorim Milan sale list: Fikayo Tomori, Youssouf Fofana and Christopher Nkunku are reportedly available for transfer as Milan reshape the squad

AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim has placed Fikayo Tomori, Youssouf Fofana and Christopher Nkunku on the club’s sale list, with the trio reportedly made available for transfer following discussions with chairman Gerry Cardinale.

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The decision, reported on Thursday, August 13, 2026, signals another significant reshaping of the Milan squad as Amorim continues to put his stamp on the team ahead of the new Serie A campaign.

Tomori is the most established of the three names. The England international has been with Milan since joining from Chelsea in 2021 and remains under contract until 2027.

The 28-year-old defender has made more than 140 appearances for the Rossoneri and was an important part of the side that won the Serie A title in 2021/22.

However, his position under Amorim has become increasingly uncertain, with recent reports indicating that the manager does not consider him central to his plans.

Fofana’s situation has also changed quickly. The France international joined Milan from Monaco in 2024 and has made 66 appearances for the club. Reports earlier this week indicated that Milan had already told the midfielder to find a new club.

Nkunku is the latest high-profile name to be added to the list. The France forward only recently became part of Milan’s squad but has reportedly been informed by Amorim that he is available for transfer.

The developments suggest that Amorim is taking a firm approach to squad building, with Milan looking to reduce the number of players who do not fit the Portuguese manager’s plans.

Reports indicate that the manager’s wider list could extend beyond the three players. Gianluca Di Marzio’s reported assessment includes Tomori, Fofana and Nkunku among several Milan players who are not currently considered part of Amorim’s plans.

The potential departures could also help Milan create space in the squad and generate funds for further recruitment. Recent reports have suggested that sales remain a priority for the club during the summer transfer window.

Tomori, in particular, has attracted Premier League interest. Newcastle United have reportedly been monitoring the defender, with his contract situation potentially making a transfer more achievable before the window closes.

For Milan, the situation represents a bold early statement from Amorim.

The former Manchester United manager is seeking to build a squad suited to his tactical approach, and several established players now face uncertain futures.

The final decisions will depend on offers received and whether suitable destinations can be found for the players.

Being placed on the market does not necessarily mean that all three will leave San Siro before the transfer window closes.

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For Tomori, Fofana and Nkunku, however, the message from the new Milan regime appears clear: their futures at the club are now under serious review.