Milan will reportedly activate the option to buy Fikayo Tomori, should they qualify for the Champions League.
The Rossoneri strengthened their position in the top four with a 3-0 win over Juventus on Sunday, when Tomori scored the third goal at the Allianz Stadium.
Milan sit third, tied on points with second-placed Atalanta, and have a gap of three points down to Juventus at fifth in the table.
Milan will reportedly activate the option to buy Fikayo Tomori, should they qualify for the Champions League.
The Rossoneri strengthened their position in the top four with a 3-0 win over Juventus on Sunday, when Tomori scored the third goal at the Allianz Stadium.
Milan sit third, tied on points with second-placed Atalanta, and have a gap of three points down to Juventus at fifth in the table.
Calciomercato.com reports the Rossoneri have decided to sign Tomori on a permanent deal, and will not negotiate the price-tag should they secure a top-four finish.
The English centre-back arrived on loan from Chelsea in January and the Diavolo has a €28m option to buy the player this summer.
Reports have suggested Milan are hoping to negotiate a discount with the Blues, but the outlet claims qualifying for the prestigious competition will enable the club to pay the full price.
Tomori scored his first goal in the Rossoneri shirt against the Old Lady and has already played 14 times in Serie A and 19 competitive games in total.