Tuttomercato reports on the potential transfer of Tino Anjorin from Empoli, with Fiorentina showing interest due to his physical attributes and team integration ability. Empoli might also transfer Tino Anjorin, a profile that interests Fiorentina for his physical attributes and ability to integrate into the team. Empoli's president, Corsi, is delaying the decision since half of the potential proceeds would go to Chelsea.

Tuttomercato reports on Fiorentina's interest in acquiring Tino Anjorin from Empoli. Fiorentina has expressed interest in Tino Anjorin, an English midfielder born in 2001 and a former Chelsea player. Empoli, however, wants to retain him even in Serie B. Fiorentina has been monitoring Anjorin's profile for some time and may pursue the transfer further in the coming days. The interest was discussed during a meeting with Fiorentina's sporting director Daniele Pradè and Empoli's sporting director Gemmi, who were seen dining together at Forte dei Marmi, possibly discussing new market scenarios.

Fiorentina is also interested in signing Faustino Anjorin to strengthen their midfield. The club is yet to announce their new coach, expected to be Stefano Pioli. Anjorin, who joined Empoli from Chelsea last summer, still has two years left on his contract, with an option for an additional year. However, Empoli's relegation to Serie B might prompt the anglo-nigerian midfielder to seek a return to Serie A. His transfer fee is estimated to be around 5-6 million euros.