According to Fabrizio Romano, Luton Town has granted Teden Mengi permission to hold talks with clubs that are interested. The 24-year-old centre-back has only one year remaining on his contract, and several clubs are interested in his situation after a bid from Torino was rejected.

Tedon Mengi has emerged as the primary target for Torino following the departures of Alessandro Buongiorno, Koffi Djidji, Ricardo Rodriguez, and Raoul Bellanova. Torino's manager, Paolo Vanoli, is reportedly under pressure to secure a new defender. While Vagnati has reached an agreement with Mengi, an agreement with Luton Town remains pending. The club remains optimistic, as Luton, now relegated to the Championship, appears inclined to accept the offer. Torino is seeking to acquire Mengi on loan with an option to buy for 5-6 million euros.

Teden Mengi, who was previously targeted by several French clubs including Lens and OGC Nice, has agreed to move to Torino. Luton Town and Torino need to reach an agreement for his transfer.