Football League World revealed that a package between Birmingham City and Che Adams's club, Torino, was not financially viable. The outlet also stated that the £1.75m deal for Marvin Ducksch from Werder Bremen impacted the club's decision not to proceed with a transfer for Adams at the time. More recently, Birmingham Live has claimed that the leadership at St. Andrew's would not be against a sentimental signing. Adams earns a weekly wage of approximately £55,500 in Turin, according to Capology ESTIMATES, and a pay cut may need to be negotiated if a potential reunion was to happen.

There is significant admiration for Che Adams within the club's management, and they are inclined towards sentimental signings. Che Adams featured in Blues’ recent video of former players discussing the club’s 150th anniversary and stated that he hoped to see them soon, adding the phrase 'Keep Right On'. Negotiating his release from Torino may be difficult because he has returned to their starting line-up.

Che Adams has emerged as a surprising transfer target for Birmingham City, a team competing in the English Football League Championship. Although he has achieved success in Serie A with Torino, where he netted ten goals across all competitions, Adams is eager to make a return to English football. With the financial backing of their American ownership group, Knighthead Capital Management, Birmingham City possesses the resources to lure top-tier players. Nonetheless, there are uncertainties regarding whether Adams would be willing to step down to the Championship level. Despite this, the club's recent performance and financial backing could make it a compelling option for Adams.