Derby County head coach, Frank Lampard has opined that Chelsea loanee, Fikayo Tomori has done his market value little harm if his phenomenal showings in the heart of defence for the club this term is anything to go by.
The England U21 international has never looked back since switching on loan from Stamford Bridge to the Pride Park and has gone on to form a formidable partnership with Richard Keogh at the rear of the team, starting an impressive 43 matches in all competitions already.
The Chelsea legend believes his performance for the Rams this season has been nothing short of sensational and has elevated him to a new price level.
"I think the way Fikayo Tomori has played this season has elevated him to another level of price, and quite rightly so," Lampard told Derby Telegraph UK.
Tomori is currently valued at £6.30m as per information provided by Transfermarket.
"It is great he has done that for us and we have been part of his story this season."
Fresh from international duty with the Three Lions U21s, the Nigeria-eligible defender is set to earn his 36th league appearance for Derby when they host Semi Ajayi's Rotherham United in the Championship on Saturday.
Emmanuel Chinaza
Photo Credit : dcfc.co.uk
.png)
Comments 0
Leave a Comment
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!