The Polish striker has won over Torino

Torino may make a move in the January transfer window to strengthen its attack. Among the players being scouted is Daniel Mikolajewski, a Polish forward born in 2007 who currently plays for Luzern in Switzerland.

Mikolajewski is considered an intriguing prospect due to his physical and technical attributes. He can play both as a center forward and as an attacking winger and has already gained experience with Poland’s youth national teams. Since his transfer from Parma to Luzern, he has scored 4 goals in 7 appearances. The Emilia-based club retains ownership of his registration rights and values the player at approximately 10 million euros.

Torino is considering the possibility of initiating negotiations as early as January, although the deal will depend on the financial terms and the decisions of the clubs involved. Mikolajewski’s potential arrival would also depend on departures in the attacking department: Duván Zapata has received offers from abroad but has not yet made a decision about his future. Alieu Njie’s loan to Torino could also be reconsidered, with the possibility of an early return and a subsequent transfer.

The Granata management will continue to monitor Mikolajewski in upcoming matches to evaluate his performance and determine whether the conditions are right for an offer. The initial assessment is positive, but before moving forward, it will be necessary to clarify the situation regarding the forwards already on the roster.