Torino has increased their offer for Cher Ndour from 8 million Euro to 12 million Euro. The decision now rests with Beşiktaş, as they need to be convinced for the transfer to go through.

Cher Ndour, currently on loan at Besiktas, is being targeted by several Italian clubs, with Torino making a significant move. Torino has offered Paris Saint-Germain 12 million euros plus bonuses and a resale percentage close to 40%.

Torino has initiated discussions about Cher Ndour as a backup plan if their negotiations with Chelsea's Cesare Casadei do not succeed. Cher Ndour is currently on loan at Besiktas from Paris Saint-Germain, and Torino's interest aligns with PSG's strategy to complete the loan of Randal Kolo Muani to Juventus. Due to FIFA's restrictions on the number of players a club can loan internationally, PSG is seeking ways to overcome the obstacles in the Kolo Muani transfer. The potential transfer of Cher Ndour from Besiktas is crucial to this strategy, as it would free up a loan slot, thereby supporting Kolo Muani's move to Juventus. In addition to Torino, Bologna has expressed interest in Ndour, while Parma remains a potential destination after having scouted him in November.