Tomori goes off injured in Milan loss to Bologna

Tomori goes off injured in Milan loss to Bologna

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2026-10-29 08:00:19
Fikayo Tomori went off injured in Milan's 4-2 Serie A loss to Bologna on 28 October, with availability still unclear before Saturday's derby against Inter.

Fikayo Tomori went off injured as Milan lost 4-2 to Bologna in Serie A on 28 October. It remains to be seen whether he will be available for Saturday's derby against Inter.

Tomori forced off after first-half issue

Tomori started the Serie A match against Bologna on 28 October but sustained a suspected thigh injury in the first half. He played until the break and was then substituted.

Amorim gives update after the match

In a post-match interview with DAZN, Milan coach Ruben Amorim said Tomori might have a “problem.” Amorim later said at a post-match press conference via Milannews: “Tomorrow, we’ll make assessments and see which players are available.”

Unavailable players before the next game

Milan had 8 players unavailable against Bologna, including Mario Gila, Adrien Rabiot, Samuel Chukwueze, and Diego Moreira. Amorim said at a post-match press conference via Milannews: “I don’t want to talk about the players who were not available and didn’t allow us to rotate and keep a fresh squad. We just have to adapt. I’ll assess the players tomorrow. I think one or two might recover; perhaps we could take a risk with them. We’ll see.”

Defeat and derby uncertainty

The 4-2 loss to Bologna on 28 October was Milan's first Serie A defeat of the season and their third in 12 games across all competitions. It remains unclear whether any of the unavailable players can recover in time for the next match.

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