Archie Brown, an English back and a key player for KAA Gent, is seeking a new opportunity. Despite being a crucial player when fit, he was briefly removed from the main squad towards the end of the season. He did not return to training after his vacation, aiming to force a transfer. Although initially reported as a misunderstanding with the Gent management, Brown is expected to resume training soon. Torino is among the clubs showing interest in him.

Tuttomercato reports on Torino's interest in signing Archie Brown from Gent. Torino's technical director Davide Vagnati has listed Archie Brown as a target. Torino has offered around five million euros, but Gent is asking for about eight million euros. Lazio is also interested in the 23-year-old.

Archie Brown is an English left-back playing in the Belgian league for Gent. Torino has expressed interest in signing him as part of their transfer plans under the guidance of Marco Baroni. Sky Sport reports that Brown is on the shortlist of Torino's Sporting Director, Davide Vagnati, alongside Napoli's midfielder Michael Folorunsho. Brown, born in 2006, has impressed this season with 46 appearances, scoring three goals and providing six assists. Torino aims to bolster their squad following the appointment of Marco Baroni as head coach, succeeding Paolo Vanoli.