Torino Transfer Market / The winger to strengthen on the left. But first, San Paolo’s demands must be lowered
Torino found its arrow last season. On the right flank, Raoul Bellanova stood out for his strides, for his assists, 7 of them, for performances that earned him a call-up to Euro 2024. Now the Rho native is on the notebooks of several clubs, underlining an exponential growth since his arrival in Torino a year ago. There are certainly no honeyed words instead regarding the wingers employed to the left. Lazaro and Vojvoda have often stood out but in a negative way, making the left flank the real weak point of Juric’s eleven. Now, with Vanoli, Toro will try to fill a void that the team has been living with for some time and the chosen name is that of Wellington.
Is Welington the solution on the left?
The Brazilian playing for San Paolo is first and foremost a left-footed winger and it would already seem like news. Vojvoda and Lazaro, both right-footed, also sacrificed themselves to overcome the failed market operations from the high levels of the Granata. A lack, that of a full-back adhering to the band, which has undermined the fluidity of the Granata offensive proposal. Welington for Vagnati He should represent the solution, for his quality in one-on-ones and in his thrusts with the ball at his feet, as well as for his well-educated left foot.
A discount from San Paolo
Welington’s contract is not expiring but almost: on December, 31stin less than 6 months. San Paolo, for its part, is trying to convince him to stay, to extend his relationship with the club. Welington instead hopes to play on European pitches. The spotlight is on him from Spain and indeed from Torino, currently distant on the amount to be agreed with San Paolo. The Granata should shell out between 6 and 7 million euros and this is not a reasonable price for the coffers of Urbano Cairo’s club. Toro is trying to make the player theirs, but only if the paulista they will come to meet himlowering the demands.
