Torino is interested in Yahia Fofana but must first part ways with their current goalkeeper before advancing with an offer.

Torino is considering Yahia Fofana from Angers as a replacement for their current goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, who is being targeted by Napoli. A first concrete approach has been made by Torino's management, according to Sky Italia journalist Gianluca Di Marzio. Fofana is under contract with Angers until June 2026.

Torino has demonstrated a strong interest in Yahia Fofana, having scouted him during a match against Nantes and maintained their attention on him since his inaugural season at Angers in 2022. The uncertainty surrounding the future of Torino's current goalkeeper, Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, has heightened their interest in Fofana. Recognized as a standout performer for Angers, Fofana is available on a free transfer due to a release clause in his contract, which has one year remaining. This situation has drawn the attention of several clubs, with Torino emerging as a particularly serious contender for his signature. The Italian club's scouting efforts were noticeable during Angers' 1-0 victory at Nantes on May 4th, and they have been diligently tracking Fofana's development since his debut season. With the potential departure of Milinkovic-Savic this summer, Torino considers Fofana a viable replacement. Angers, having acquired Fofana for free from Le Havre, could make a significant profit, with the expected transfer fee ranging from 8 to 10 million euros.