According to Tuttosport, Torino's technical director Davide Vagnati is planning ahead of the winter transfer window and flew to Poland in recent days to closely observe Steve Kapuadi. The profile of the French left-footed central defender from Legia Warsaw, born in 1998, had already been monitored in the last summer session, and Torino's interest now seems to have been rekindled.

Giacomo Morandin reported that Torino remains interested in Steve Kapuadi. According to Morandin, Torino's technical director Davide Vagnati was in Poland in the previous week. Morandin also mentioned that the Serie A club would like to acquire Kapuadi in the winter transfer window, despite his recently extended contract with Legia Warszawa which is valid until mid-2028. Morandin referred to a starting price of four million euros.

Legia Warszawa has set the price for Steve Kapuadi at five million euros. The player has attracted interest from stronger foreign teams due to his solid performances. Italian clubs, including Torino, have shown interest in him.

There has been significant interest from Italy, with scouts from Torino observing Steve Kapuadi from the stands. Legia Warszawa is open to discussions if an offer of five million euros is presented. Legia Warszawa does not oppose his departure.