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Torino Pursues Che Adams Contract Extension as Deal Nears Expiry

September 23, 2026Carlos Mendoza1 мин

Torino aims to extend Che Adams' contract. The Scotland international's current deal expires at the end of the season.

Reports indicate Adams sustained a minor adductor strain in his left thigh just before the Roma match. He also missed the 1-1 draw with Bologna. The upcoming international break offers a window for his recovery, with the club targeting his return for the October 12 fixture against Udinese.

Che Adams of Torino FC in action
Che Adams of Torino FC during a Serie A match.

Adams Scored Torino's Sole Match-Winner This Season

His absence has been noticeable. Torino has scored five goals in five Serie A games this season, with Adams contributing two. One was a late goal against Milan, and the other was the decisive strike in their only victory so far, against Fiorentina.

Despite his contributions, Adams' future remained uncertain throughout the summer. With his contract set to expire on June 30, 2027, Torino explored offers, considering a sale rather than losing him on a free transfer.

Securing a contract renewal is now a priority, partly to avoid a similar situation in January. The recent injury also prevented his inclusion in Sebastien Pocognoli's first Scotland squad.