Tuttomercato has reported that Torino is interested in Andrea Colpani as they aim to improve their attacking midfield options. Colpani, who is currently with Monza, is seriously being considered by Torino as they plan to strengthen their attacking midfield. The club is contemplating making a decisive move in the upcoming weeks. Their interest in Colpani arises partly from challenges in negotiations for Gaetano Oristanio, with Venezia demanding 8 million euros, a price Torino considers excessive. Colpani did not have an outstanding season with Fiorentina, which led the club to decide against exercising an option to buy him, resulting in his return to Monza. Colpani, born in 1999, made 31 appearances and scored only two goals during his stint at Fiorentina, with his season further affected by a foot injury that sidelined him towards the end. Consequently, Fiorentina returned him to Monza, where the new coach, Paolo Bianco, reportedly admired Colpani, drawing comparisons to Cole Palmer and stating a strong wish to keep him in Serie B for another season. Nonetheless, Torino is assessing their options and considering a decisive move to acquire Colpani's services.