Torino prioritizes the wings: offer to Fiorentina for Fortini and try for Calabria

The first deadlines of the transfer market bring good news for Torino. Although the club does not exercise the right to buy back players currently on loan, the club has still recorded significant income from some departures. The financial profit amounts to around 6.4 million euros. The largest share comes from Sassuolo, who paid 5 million for the permanent signing of Walukiewicz. In addition, Partizan Belgrade transferred 1.4 million euros for Seck after Torino's original demand was revised downwards. These funds could be immediately reinvested in the market. The priority is on the external positions, an area in need of profound change after the departures of Lazaro and especially the young Obrador. At the top of the wish list is Nicolò Fortini. Fiorentina's 2006 vintage has been under observation for some time and contacts between the clubs have continued in recent hours. According to La Stampa, Torino is said to have made an offer of around 5 million euros, which was met with approval from the purple club. In addition to young and promising players, the club management is also looking into signing experienced players. This includes Davide Calabria, who currently plays for Panathinaikos after previously playing for Milan. Sassuolo and Cagliari have also shown interest in the full-back, but Torino remains in de

r Waiting for a role that is seen as a priority for building the future team.