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In addition to trying to sell Rafael Leao, AC Milan are also working to find destinations for other players not in their plans. After selling David Odogu and Christopher Nkunku, the management must now find accommodation for the other two players who were not part of Ruben Amorim’s plan: Fikayo Tomori and Youssouf Fofana. Both seemed poised to leave for England, but their exits have been complicated. Read SempreMilan ad-free and get access to exclusive news. Click here for a free trial! Stuck in the void Tuttosport (via MilanNews) report this morning that the defender and midfielder are digging in their heels. The Englishman in particular is happy to hold firm: his contract expires next June, but he has already made it clear he would have no problem staying at Milan unless a team he likes arrives. Tomori has some interest from England, as has Fofana, who is reportedly being courted by Crystal Palace and Brighton. For now, no formal negotiations have been started with Milan, and time is running out. Santiago Gimenez is also for sale, but here too everything is at a standstill. Milan and Porto are unable to reach an agreement despite constant contact between the parties, with the Portuguese side having had a first bid rejected. Porto received the green light from Gimenez some time ago but they have not made any further offers, and so the deal is stuck. The two clubs are continuing to talk to try to reach an agreement, but the days are ticking by and the summer transfer window is getting closer to ending.