Liverpool eye Tomori as potential defensive overhaul at Anfield

At Anfield, the buzz is growing as Liverpool are showing interest in AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori, prompting the question: This AC Milan Defender Should Iraola Get Him on Board before the summer window closes, a decision that could reshape the Reds' defensive line.

A recent report from TuttoJuve confirmed Liverpool's pursuit of Tomori this summer.

The Reds are expected to compete with Juventus for the English centre‑back in the off‑season race.

Tomori enjoyed a solid campaign at AC Milan last season, making 37 appearances and providing three assists.

His contract at the San Siro runs out at the end of next season, potentially allowing Liverpool to acquire him cheaply later in the year, possibly on a free transfer.

The 28‑year‑old English defender loves a tackle, reads danger well and often wins possession inside his own half, standing 1.85 m tall and using his strong frame to win 50‑50 aerial duels.

Primarily a central defender, Tomori can also operate as a right‑back when required, usually putting his foot through the ball and excelling at playing his way out from the back.

Having previously featured for Chelsea in the Premier League, Tomori is expected to adapt quickly to life at Liverpool, his Premier League background giving him relevant experience for the English game.

Securing Tomori would add bite and steel to Andoni Iraola’s defence, giving him a regular first‑team option at Anfield, and at 28 the Reds would be wise to go all out to get him on board before the summer window ends.