Tuttomercato reports that Torino is interested in a loan deal for Luca Marianucci. The transfer would be a six-month dry loan with no option for redemption, and Marianucci would return to Napoli in July. Napoli's objective is to select the best destination for his development, as he has not had much playing time this season.

Tuttomercato provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Luca Marianucci and Torino. Torino is not officially out of contention for Luca Marianucci, but their flexibility to negotiate is very limited. The sporting director of Torino, Petrachi, must attempt to convince De Laurentiis to include an option for a permanent transfer. Torino is seeking to negotiate a formula that includes a buy option, while Cremonese has already reached a basic agreement with Napoli for a loan.

Torino's new sporting director, Gianluca Petrachi, is seeking to reinforce the squad during the winter transfer window, with a defender being a priority at the request of manager Marco Baroni. Petrachi has reportedly initiated efforts to sign 21-year-old Italian central defender Luca Marianucci from Napoli. Marianucci has not received much playing time under Antonio Conte, making only one Serie A appearance this season, and could depart in the winter after having just arrived in the summer. Napoli signed the player from Empoli in July 2025 for a confirmed fee of €9 million. Although many clubs are interested in the player, including Cremonese, Torino is considered to be in a good position to complete the signing. The Italy U21 international (4 caps, 1 goal) is under contract until 2030 and has a current market value of €7.50m, according to Transfermarkt.