"Of course, he is not Giorgio Chiellini. However, the Englishman has played at the top end of European football since 2019/20. He has played more than 150 games in Serie A and the Champions League. In other words, there is no need to worry about experience, or a lack of it. Instead, the worries were based on his performances and whether he could recover to the level that he was at during the Scudetto season."
"As Calciomercato.com states, there is still a bit to go, but he is nearing the level that he was at when the Rossoneri won their 19th title. This season, he has won 60% of his duels and not committed a serious error. Tomori refused to leave the Diavolo in previous mercatos, and now, he is paying back that decision. In fact, Allegri has now given his renewal the green light."
AC Milan conceded only their fourth goal of the season, which is viewed internally as disappointing. The key development is defensive stability created by a back three that includes three often-overlooked players. Fikayo Tomori supplies the most experience in that unit, having played at the top level of European football since 2019/20 with more than 150 Serie A and Champions League appearances. Concerns focused on his form and ability to return to Scudetto-season levels, but he has won 60% of his duels this season and avoided serious errors. Tomori rejected exits in prior transfer windows and now faces a likely renewal with Allegri's backing.
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