Football Italia: Tomori expected out for one month

Football Italia: Tomori expected out for one month

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2026-10-31 06:25:02
Football Italia reported that Milan defender Fikayo Tomori is expected to miss one month after a right-thigh injury against Bologna.

Football Italia reported that Milan defender Fikayo Tomori is expected to be out for one month after suffering a right-thigh injury in Wednesday night's 4-2 defeat against Bologna. The setback is set to rule him out of a run of upcoming matches.

How the injury happened

Tomori started at right-back for Milan against Bologna and was forced off at the half-time interval with a thigh issue.

Latest medical update

According to the latest updates from Sky Sport Italia, Tomori has suffered an injury to the medial flexor muscle in his right thigh. According to the latest updates from Sky Sport Italia, the injury is expected to keep Tomori out of action for one month.

Matches he is set to miss

Football Italia said Milan will have to do without Tomori until after the November international break. Football Italia said the injury rules Tomori out of the Derby della Madonnina between Milan and Inter on Saturday evening, as well as matches against Ferencvaros and Genoa heading into the international break.

Football Italia said Tomori is also unlikely to feature in matches against Frosinone on November 22, Olympiacos on November 26 and Cagliari on November 30.

Other availability news

Football Italia said Mario Gila, Diego Moreira and Adrien Rabiot are hoped to be back for the test against Inter on Sunday.

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