Costing Milan over €100 million, these players are out of Amorim's plans and training separately

Fikayo Tomori, David Odogu, Youssouf Fofana, and Christopher Nkunku have been informed by AC Milan coach Ruben Amorim that they are not part of his plans and should seek new clubs. While their futures remain uncertain in the transfer market, the four players are training separately from the main squad, though they maintain the same daily routine.

Both the club management and Ruben Amorim have made it clear to the players that they need to find new teams. Until their situations are resolved, the quartet — Fikayo Tomori, David Odogu, Youssouf Fofana, and Christopher Nkunku — are operating under a forced regimen at Milanello. Collectively, these four players cost the Italian giants over 100 million euros.

Despite being officially on the transfer list and excluded from the team's project, the players continue to use the club's facilities. They adhere to the same schedule as their teammates, reporting for mandatory breakfast and preparing for training. They utilize the sports center's other amenities, but when it's time to hit the pitch, they separate from the main group.

These players conduct their training sessions separately, under the supervision of the club's fitness coaches, before returning to the changing rooms alongside the rest of the squad. This routine is expected to continue in the coming days as the club awaits developments regarding potential transfers.

As anticipated, the four footballers are not being called up for matches. Amorim did not include them in the squad for the trip to Wrocław for the game against Manchester United, granting them an extra day off. Barring any market developments, the same scenario will likely unfold for the first two Serie A matches: on August 23rd in Turin, and on August 28th at San Siro against Venezia.