Torino have resumed work at the Filadelfia after the three-day break granted following Saturday’s draw in Bologna, with the international window reshaping the size of Paolo Vanoli’s working group.
Quick facts
- Torino returned to training after three days off.
- Fourteen first-team players are away on international duty.
- Ten academy players joined the senior sessions.
- Cesare Casadei has recovered from the muscular issue suffered against Milan.
- Che Adams remains on an individual programme and is targeting the Udinese match on 12 October.
The Granata have brought in 10 youth-team players to maintain suitable numbers on the training pitch while the 14 internationals are with their national sides. It is a familiar pause in the season, but one that gives the staff time to keep the remaining squad active ahead of the next league appointment.
Casadei was involved in Monday’s session after overcoming the muscle discomfort that had troubled him in the match against Milan. His return gives Torino another fully available option as preparations begin again.
Adams is still training separately as he works back towards full fitness. Torino’s aim is for the forward to be ready when Udinese visit on 12 October, a fixture that will bring the club back to the immediate demands of the Serie A calendar.
