According to Tuttomercato, Cagliari is interested in acquiring Faustino Anjorin from Torino, where the player has not been a central part of the technical project. For Torino to transfer Anjorin, they must resolve his registration and the transfer formula. Torino acquired Anjorin from Empoli on a loan that includes an obligation to buy for 4.5 million euros, with Torino's survival in the league being the sole condition for this clause to be triggered. Negotiations are ongoing between the parties to reach an agreement. Empoli considers the deal for Anjorin to have been concluded with the summer transfer. The most probable solution is for Torino to complete the buyout early, which would allow them to negotiate with Cagliari without restriction.

According to TuttoMercatoWeb, Torino and Cagliari are working on a loan swap deal involving Tino Anjorin that includes an option to buy and would see him move to Cagliari. Before the swap, Torino must redeem Anjorin, who is on loan from Empoli. The agreement with Empoli contains a conditional obligation for Torino to purchase the midfielder, which is triggered by his first appearance in the second half of the season or his first call-up from February onwards.

Tuttomercato reports that should Torino not exercise the buyout clause for the English player, Cagliari would then be required to reach an agreement with Empoli to sign him.

According to Tuttomercato, Cagliari has started contacts with Torino for midfielder Faustino Anjorin. The operation could involve a player exchange including Matteo Prati.