The Torino has officially requested information from Milan for Alphadjo Cissé. According to Matteo Moretto, the granata company has taken the first steps to probe the availability of the rossonero club to negotiate the transfer. The interest comes in the phase of approaching the championship game that will see the two teams opposed on August 23, with the Piedmontese managers intending to verify in the next few days the concrete margins to set up a market operation.
The approach to the official match coincides with the final phase of the pre-season carried out by Ruben Amorim's team. The preparation path has shown ups and downs in performance: after the positive results recorded in the tests against Celtic and Inter, the last seasonal release against Chelsea has highlighted various collective difficulties, confirming how the rossonero team still represents an open construction site in need of corrective interventions.
For coach Ruben Amorim, the priority remains the completion of the outgoing market. The indications collected on the field during the summer friendlies have pushed the coach to carefully evaluate the position of several elements of the team. Currently, Youssouf Fofana, Samuele Ricci and Zachary Athekame have not managed to convince the rossonero technical management, ending up at the center of the devil's market reasoning for a possible settlement elsewhere.
Outgoing negotiations towards the challenge of August 23
The reconstruction provided by Matteo Moretto highlights how the Milanese company must accelerate the thinning operations to define the structure of the team. The track that leads Alphadjo Cissé to the granata company could develop further in the next few hours, allowing the club in via Aldo Rossi to unlock strategic resources. With the date of August 23 at the gates, the rossonero company is working on the outgoing front to deliver a definitive and functional group to Ruben Amorim.







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