Milan will have to do without defender Fikayo Tomori until after the November international break…

AC Milan defender Fikayo Tomori is expected to be sidelined for one month after sustaining a thigh injury during a 4-2 defeat to Bologna. The English defender started the match at right-back but was substituted at halftime due to the issue. Sky Sport Italia reports that Tomori suffered an injury to the medial flexor muscle in his right thigh.
The injury rules Tomori out of the upcoming Derby della Madonnina against Inter, as well as upcoming matches against Ferencvaros and Genoa before the international break. He is also unlikely to return in late November for fixtures against Frosinone, Olympiacos, and Cagliari, though Milan hopes to welcome back Mario Gila, Diego Moreira, and Adrien Rabiot.
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