AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim has reportedly made significant decisions about the future of several players at the club, with three first-team names now available for transfer.

Fikayo Tomori, Youssouf Fofana and Christopher Nkunku have reportedly been placed on the Italian club’s list of players who can leave during the current transfer window.

The development follows discussions between Amorim and AC Milan chairman Gerry Cardinale over the composition of the squad.

Tomori is among the most notable names on the list. The English defender has been an important figure for Milan in recent seasons, but his future at the club now appears uncertain under the new manager.

Fofana has also been made available for a potential move. The midfielder joined Milan with expectations of strengthening their options in the middle of the pitch, but Amorim appears prepared to sanction his departure as part of his plans for the squad.

Nkunku is another high-profile player affected by the decision. The France international has reportedly been informed that he is available for transfer, adding another major name to Milan’s potential departures.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported the developments, stating that the decision concerning Tomori followed talks between Amorim and Cardinale.

He also revealed that Fofana and Nkunku had subsequently been added to the list of players available for sale.

The reported changes suggest that Amorim is already reshaping the Milan squad according to his plans. With the transfer window still open, interested clubs could now explore opportunities to sign the three players.

The situation surrounding Tomori, Fofana and Nkunku is therefore expected to attract considerable attention as AC Milan continue preparations for the new season.