Leo Jardim is being considered as an alternative to Elia Caprile for replacing Milinkovic-Savic at Torino. His contract with Vasco da Gama is set to expire on December 31, and with no agreement for renewal, leaving in the summer is seen as the best option. Tuttosport reported that Torino has identified Jardim as a potential option to secure their goalkeeping position in the event Vanja Milinkovic-Savic leaves. The Serbian goalkeeper is drawing interest from major clubs, including Napoli and several Premier League teams, who are prepared to meet his €20 million release clause. Jardim, currently playing for Vasco da Gama, is viewed as a viable alternative if Torino's primary target, Elia Caprile, is not acquired. Caprile, currently with Napoli, is Torino's first choice, but his situation involves a potential buyback by Cagliari for €8 million, with an option for resale to another club. Jardim's availability and contract situation make him an appealing backup plan for Torino's goalkeeping needs.