Torino and Fiorentina are key players in the market before Sunday's match at Franchi, with an exchange deal being finalized: Sanabria to join Palladino's team and Kouamè to Vanoli's team. Final details are being worked out before signing the respective contracts.

Antonio Sanabria has been offered as a counterparty by Torino in their bid to acquire Christian Kouamé from Fiorentina. Sanabria has been downgraded in the team hierarchy under coach Paolo Vanoli, playing only eight minutes in the last three matches. The market value of both Sanabria and Kouamé is around 7 million euros, and their salaries are similar, between 1.6 and 1.7 million euros. Negotiations are ongoing, and the upcoming matchday could be decisive for the transfer.

Torino and Fiorentina are reportedly working on a swap deal that would involve Antonio Sanabria and Christian Kouamé. Sanabria, who had a strong start to the season but is now frequently on the bench, is a potential candidate to move to Fiorentina to bolster their attack following Duvan Zapata's injury. Both clubs reportedly find the swap appealing, with mutual interest expressed. The plan is to exchange two players who are seemingly on the way out from their current teams. According to Sportitalia, negotiations are ongoing, though no definitive agreements have been reached yet. Sanabria, 28, has scored 2 goals in 17 Serie A appearances this season, while Kouamé, 27, has registered 1 goal and 6 assists in 25 appearances across all competitions. Torino's market director, Vagnati, is said to have long been interested in Kouamé, and the swap could offer Sanabria a chance to revitalize his season.