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Scottish striker Che Adams has agreed in principle to join Torino and is scheduled for a medical on Monday. The 28-year-old forward is set to sign a multi-year contract in Italy following the expiration of his deal with Southampton at the end of June.
Torino is believed to have outmaneuvered several Premier League clubs, including Wolves, to secure Adams' signature. During his time at Southampton, Adams scored 17 goals in 46 appearances, helping the team achieve promotion back to the Premier League by defeating Leeds in the play-off final.
Additionally, Adams played in all three of Scotland's matches at the Euros in Germany recently.