Torino's sporting director, Gianluca Petrachi, is targeting young, emerging talents as part of a squad overhaul intended to create a team with a strong Italian identity. According to Tuttosport, the club's scouts have been monitoring Serie B, which has resulted in an interest in Luigi Cherubini, a winger born in 2004 who is owned by Roma and played for Sampdoria last season. The player's contract with Roma expires in 2027, and Tuttosport also reports that there has been no significant progress on a renewal. This contractual situation could lead Roma to sell Cherubini this summer to avoid a gradual decrease in his transfer fee. Torino has made initial contacts with the attacker's entourage to determine the feasibility of a transfer. The 22-year-old Italian has not yet been capped at the senior international level, and his current market value is €2.20m, according to Transfermarkt.