Tino Anjorin has caught the attention of Torino, who have inquired about his market value. Empoli has set his price at around 15 million euros. However, Empoli is required to pay Chelsea a 50% sell-on fee, which complicates negotiations. Anjorin has played in fifteen matches this season, contributing three assists. Despite Torino's interest, the necessity for Empoli to pay Chelsea half of the transfer fee, due to a sell-on clause, presents a significant obstacle. Anjorin, who transferred to Empoli from Chelsea over the summer, has impressed with his performance, prompting Torino to be the sole club to make substantial advances for the midfielder. Meanwhile, Atalanta has also shown some interest, though this has not been confirmed.