Roma are reportedly monitoring Torino striker Che Adams as they evaluate potential attacking opportunities for the future.
According to TransferFeed, the Scotland international has emerged as a possible target because his contract with Torino is due to expire at the end of the 2026/27 season.
The report remains unconfirmed, but claims Adams would be attracted by the possibility of joining Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.
Che Adams approaching final months of Torino contract
Torino are expected to reopen contract renewal talks with Adams over the coming weeks, although there is currently no guarantee that the negotiations will produce an agreement.
If the two parties cannot reach new terms, the striker’s contractual situation could attract increased attention as the season progresses.
Roma would not be alone in monitoring Adams. Cagliari and Venezia are also reportedly interested in the 30-year-old, who offers significant Serie A and international experience.
The timing of the report adds interest ahead of Monday’s meeting between the two clubs. Torino are already managing several fitness concerns, with Cesare Casadei, Saul Coco and Duván Zapata all working toward their respective returns.
Would Che Adams fit Gasperini’s Roma?
Adams is capable of operating as a central striker or alongside another forward. His physical strength, mobility and willingness to press could make him a useful option within Gasperini’s aggressive system.
Roma strengthened their attack during the summer with Santiago Castro, while Donyell Malen has established himself as an important part of the starting lineup. Adams would therefore appear more likely to provide depth and tactical flexibility than arrive as the automatic first-choice striker.
His potential availability without a major transfer fee could make the opportunity financially attractive. Roma would still need to consider his salary, role and age before deciding whether to pursue a deal.
No negotiations between Roma, Torino or the player have been reported at this stage. For now, Adams should be considered a name under evaluation rather than an advanced transfer target.
Monday’s game will also give Roma an opportunity to observe the striker directly, with Fabio Maresca appointed to officiate Torino versus Roma.
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