Amine Salama has joined Torino from Reims on loan for a fee of 200,000 euros. The option to buy is set at 4 million euros, with a further 10% of any future resale going to the French club.

Amine Salama, who is not viewed as the anticipated replacement for Duvan Zapata, has joined Torino from Reims. Instead of investing in a high-profile replacement, Torino opted to allocate resources to other positions and player profiles. The acquisition of the winger, who is also capable of playing as a forward, is regarded as a new opportunity for the club. This strategic choice is in line with Torino's focus on cost-effective and opportunistic signings, especially during the challenging January transfer window. The club's sporting director, Davide Vagnati, considers this signing as part of a larger plan to refresh the team's roster with new talent.