Why Type 45 is unlikely to gain land-attack missiles

Could the Type 45 destroyers still receive a land-attack missile capability?

It is unlikely because the available space is being used for Sea Ceptor rather than Mark 41 cells able to mix air-defence and land-attack weapons.

The answer judges land attack unlikely because Sea Ceptor is taking the space previously considered for Mark 41 vertical-launch cells. The exact number of Sea Ceptor cells is not recalled confidently. A hypothetical 24-cell Mark 41 installation illustrates the alternative: 16 cells of quad-packed CAMM would provide 64 missiles alongside eight Tomahawks, or eight CAMM cells could leave room for 16 Tomahawks. Those are proposed loadouts used to explain the lost flexibility, rather than the fit being installed.