Turin Transfer Market: Parma Is Considering Selling the Forward to the Granata

Torino has been keeping an eye on Daniel Mikolajewski for some time—a Polish forward born in 2006 who plays for Parma and is currently on loan to Luzern in the Swiss league. The Granata are looking to bolster their attack with the young center forward, and sporting director Petrachi has reportedly already initiated contact with his representatives.

Mikolajewski is performing well in Switzerland, having scored 4 goals in eleven games, and is valued by the Gialloblu at around 10 million euros. The Emilia-based club recently extended the player’s contract through 2030 and aims to bring him back to Emilia at the end of his loan.

After scoring 23 goals with the Primavera team and making his Serie A debut, Mikolajewski is proving his worth in the Super League, but the Crociati want to assess him even more closely in the coming months to determine their next steps.

Parma must decide whether to include him in next season’s roster or sell him outright, while also taking into account the player’s ambitions, as he seeks playing time and consistency. A winter transfer deal with Torino, however, is decidedly complicated, as the negotiations would also involve Luzern, which has agreed to a loan through June 2027. Meanwhile, Torino is ready to step up the pressure in the coming weeks.