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Tomori ‘happy’ to be back in full swing at Milan: “It’s my job to play and help”

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Fikayo Tomori expressed happiness about being back in the Milan squad, stating it's his job to play and help the team. He spoke to the media before Milan's match against Bologna, having regained a spot in the squad after a difficult summer. Tomori has played 212 minutes and started three times in the last four games.

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Fikayo Tomori expressed happiness about being back in the Milan squad, stating it's his job to play and help the team. He spoke to the media before Milan's match against Bologna, having regained a spot in the squad after a difficult summer. Tomori has played 212 minutes and started three times in the last four games. He emphasized his readiness to play in the upcoming match.

Tomori's return to the squad has been successful, with him making the most of the opportunity due to the lack of depth at the back. Coach Ruben Amorim now sees him as an important part of the team rather than just an emergency solution. Tomori's recent performances have been notable, with him starting three out of the last four games.

Tomori's primary goal is to help the team by performing well on the pitch. He expressed his happiness about being back in the squad and playing, stating that he has been ready for the last few games and will continue to be so. Tomori's comments were made in a brief interview with DAZN, as reported by MilanNews.

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Fikayo Tomori spoke to the media a few minutes ago as Milan are set to take on Bologna this evening, hoping to build on the win against Udinese. After a very strange summer, during which he was demoted to the ‘Bomb Squad’ and had one foot out the door, Tomori has regained a spot in Milan’s squad. In the last four games (all comps), he has played 212 minutes and started three times, which says a lot. Obviously, the lack of depth at the back has played a part, but it’s clear that Tomori has made the most of the opportunity.

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