After being expected to leave Torino during the summer, 30-year-old Scottish international centre-forward Che Adams can now discuss a contract renewal with the club. His current contract expires next June, and renewal negotiations are expected to reopen in the coming weeks. It is reported that president Cairo and sporting director Petrachi are working to prevent him from leaving on a free transfer. It is said that Adams is thinking about Roma, as he is aiming for another starting position. In the second to last meeting with the Giallorossi, he scored two goals against them in the Coppa Italia in the capital. Adams, who has 50 caps and 13 goals for Scotland, joined Torino on a free transfer from Southampton in July 2024 and has a current market value of €5.00m. Several other clubs, including Cagliari and Venezia, were also linked with him during the summer. Reports from that period suggested a transfer value of approximately €5-6 million.