Torino is planning significant changes in its goalkeeping department because the investment in 25-year-old Uruguayan goalkeeper Franco Israel last summer did not yield the desired results. The player made nine Serie A appearances this season. Consequently, the player's entourage is now exploring other options. It is reported that there are concrete signals from Spain, where Getafe is interested in the goalkeeper as a replacement for David Soria, whose contract is expiring. Torino acquired Israel for €4.2 million and aims to sell him for at least €2.8 million to avoid a capital loss. The contract for the two-cap Uruguay international runs until June 2028, and his current valuation according to Transfermarkt is €3.00m. Lazio was also linked with the player during the previous transfer window.