According to Tuttosport, Torino has a definite interest in Lorenzo Amatucci. The club would like to arrange a deal with Fiorentina structured as a loan with an option to buy, which would prevent an immediate investment. Fiorentina does not consider Amatucci a key part of their plans, but the club wants to evaluate other offers before agreeing to a loan transfer. A permanent transfer would be simpler, but this is an option that does not currently persuade Torino.

Torino is considering Amatucci on the condition that Fiorentina is open to a loan deal, according to Sky Sport.

According to Tuttomercato, Torino has a growing interest in Lorenzo Amatucci, a promising midfielder born in 2004 who is owned by Fiorentina. The club's new coach, Ignazio Abate, and sporting director, Gianluca Petrachi, were in Malaga, Spain, to watch the player in person during a LaLiga 2 playoff semifinal. Amatucci was on loan at Las Palmas, and the club will probably not redeem him after failing to secure promotion. The midfielder, who has also played for Ternana and Salernitana, fits the profile of a young, Italian player that Petrachi wants to sign. During his loan in the 2025/2026 season, Amatucci made 40 appearances and provided 4 assists in LaLiga2. The midfielder, who has been capped for Italy at the U21 level, has a current market value of €5.00m according to Transfermarkt.