In recent weeks, Torino had inquired about Robin Gosens to bring him back to Serie A and gift him to Paolo Vanoli. However, no agreement was reached.

Torino had an offer on the table for Robin Gosens, but he was taking too long to decide.

Torino showed interest in signing Robin Gosens from Union Berlino. However, the negotiations failed as Torino was frustrated by the delay in response from Gosens regarding the transfer proposal. Consequently, Torino shifted their focus to Borna Sosa.

Torino was initially interested in signing Robin Gosens but did not succeed in doing so.

Torino has been waiting for Robin Gosens' decision for a long time, but he is taking too long to decide.

Torino is interested in acquiring Robin Gosens from Union Berlin. Contacts are ongoing, but the situation is currently stalled. The coach of Union Berlin, Bo Svenson, intervened when a deal seemed imminent. The proposed deal included a three-year contract worth 1.7 million euros per season and a 9 million euro loan with an obligation to buy.

Torino has given an ultimatum to Robin Gosens to decide within the next 24 hours or the deal will fall through. The club has invested time and potentially money, agreeing to Union Berlin's request for 10 million euros, but the agreement with the player remains the critical point.

Torino had intended to offer a loan with an option to buy for around 8 million euros for Robin Gosens.

Union Berlin requests a permanent transfer for around ten million EUR, while Torino proposes a loan with a purchase option set at one million plus seven million for the buyout. However, Gosens is not convinced about moving to Torino.

Torino is aiming to reinforce their left flank with Robin Gosens. His agent, Gianluca Mancini, hurried to Berlin from Rotterdam for discussions. Torino has agreed to raise their offer from 8 to 10 million euros. Union Berlin has already secured Gosens' replacement, Tom Rothe from Borussia Dortmund.

Torino is awaiting a response from Union Berlino regarding the potential transfer of Robin Gosens to strengthen their left wing.

Torino has made a new offer for Robin Gosens and is now awaiting a response from Union Berlino.

Torino is increasing their efforts to sign Robin Gosens. An agreement in principle between Gosens and Torino is reportedly in place. However, Torino and Union Berlino have not yet agreed on the transfer fee. Union Berlino is asking for 10 million euros. Negotiations are ongoing, with the player's agent having met with the German club to understand their demands.

Torino is trying to close the deal with Union Berlin to bring Robin Gosens back to Italy.

The deal for Robin Gosens to Torino is entering its crucial phase. The player's agent has traveled to Berlin to meet with Union Berlin's officials. Both clubs are working on reaching an agreement based on a loan with an obligation to buy. Union Berlin wants to set the obligation to buy at 10 million, while Torino proposes 8 million.

Torino continues to show interest in Robin Gosens, who has expressed a desire to return to the Italian league. Negotiations are ongoing, with Torino offering 8 million euros including bonuses, while Union Berlino is asking for 10 million euros. Union Berlino has already found a replacement for Gosens, making the transfer more likely.

The player wants to return to Italy but Union Berlino is not willing to let go of a player they paid 13 million for just a year ago.

Robin Gosens seems to be very close to joining Torino under Vanoli's management. However, there are no concrete offers at the moment. Union Berlin's sporting director, Horst Heldt, mentioned that they will evaluate all offers until August 31.

Robin Gosens is one of the main transfer targets for Torino in this transfer window. Torino's director, Davide Vagnati, has been searching for a left-winger for years and has resorted to adapting right-backs for the position. Union Berlin's sporting director, Horst Heldt, stated that there are currently no concrete offers for Gosens, but the negotiations are not closed, and they will consider all offers until August 31.

Robin Gosens is the primary target for Torino under Paolo Vanoli for the left flank. However, there have been no concrete offers from Torino yet. Union Berlino's sporting director, Horst Held, stated that Gosens is currently in training with the team and committed to his contract. Held also mentioned that market speculations are not being followed by the club.

Torino is in negotiations with Union Berlino for Robin Gosens.

Torino continues to work to acquire Robin Gosens from Union Berlin and bring him back to Italy. After a previous offer was rejected late last week, Torino has made a new proposal of 7 million euros plus 1 million for the loan.

Torino has advanced a formal offer to bring the German player to Italy. The transfer is expected to be temporary, with the clubs negotiating whether it will be a loan with an option or obligation to buy. Gosens has previously played in Italy with Atalanta and Inter.

Torino is pressing for Robin Gosens, who is currently at Union Berlin. The player is trying his best to return to Italy and is personally working towards a successful negotiation. The player's valuation is ten million euros, and at the moment, there is no openness from the German club for a loan with an option to buy.

Robin Gosens is set to leave Union Berlin and is a hot name for a potential return to Serie A. Torino wants to take him on loan with an option to buy, conditional on certain terms. The economic conditions to close the deal are in place, and Gosens himself is open to the move.

Torino is working to bring Robin Gosens back to Italy. The player is willing to negotiate.

Torino is interested in Robin Gosens from Union Berlino. However, they face competition from Bologna, who has offered 7 million euros for him. Bologna's offer is a loan with a buy option, which Union Berlino has rejected. Despite this, Bologna has the advantage due to Sartori's presence, Gosens' old acquaintance from Atalanta, and the possibility of playing in the Champions League.

Robin Gosens is leaving Union Berlino this summer. After a single season from his arrival from Inter, he intends to change, also to play - possibly - a European Cup. Torino is one of the clubs interested in him. The three clubs are looking for a left winger for the track.