Football Italia reports that Torino want to secure a new contract for Che Adams, with the Scotland international now in the final year of his deal. The report says the club considered a sale over the summer rather than risk losing him later, but renewal has become the priority.
Adams has also been ruled out by a low-grade adductor strain in his left thigh, which kept him out of the Roma match and Saturday’s 1-1 draw at Bologna. The article says the international break should help his recovery, with Torino aiming to have him back for the visit of Udinese on 12 October.
The forward has still been important to Torino’s slow start, scoring two of their five Serie A goals so far. His absence has also affected Scotland, with the injury ruling him out of Sebastien Pocognoli’s first squad.
What remains unconfirmed
- The exact contract end date is reported inconsistently as 'the end of the season' and 30 June 2027.