AC Milan are prepared to consider offers for Fikayo Tomori, with several Premier League clubs monitoring the defender ahead of the January transfer window.
The Rossoneri have offered the 28-year-old to a number of English clubs, with Tottenham and Coventry City among those in the frame.
Tomori's contract expires at the end of the season and talks over an extension have not yet begun. He has also yet to make an appearance this season, increasing the possibility that Milan could consider a departure rather than risk losing him for nothing next summer.
The club is understood to be looking to create space in the squad, although any deal could be structured either as a permanent transfer or a loan.
A wider group of Premier League sides have also been contacted. Tottenham, Newcastle United, Everton, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland and Fulham are all understood to have been approached about the former Chelsea defender.
Tottenham's situation could make the centre-back an option for January. Spurs have endured a difficult opening to the season and are looking at potential reinforcements as they seek to strengthen the squad.
Roberto De Zerbi's side are currently bottom of the Premier League after five matches, their worst start for 18 years. Tomori's experience could therefore appeal if the club decides it needs additional defensive options.
Coventry are another possibility, having returned to the Premier League after promotion. Frank Lampard already knows Tomori from their time together at Chelsea and would reportedly welcome the chance to work with him again.
For Milan, the decision will depend on the interest that develops and the terms of any proposal. With Tomori's contract entering its final months, the club faces a choice between finding a solution in January or retaining a player who could leave at the end of the campaign.
The defender's lack of involvement so far also leaves his position uncertain. With several English clubs reportedly aware of his availability, the January window could determine whether Tomori remains at San Siro.