Torino FC faces crisis amid coaching uncertainty

Torino FC is facing a significant crisis following consecutive league defeats and a shock elimination from the Coppa Italia at the hands of Monza. The team's poor performance has led to growing pressure on manager Ignazio Abate, with Roberto D'Aversa being mentioned as a potential successor.

Reports suggest the club's management completed key transfers—including players such as Perri, Belghali, Mandragora, Braganca, and Rodriguez—only in the final days of the summer window. This delay reportedly prevented Abate from conducting a full pre-season training camp with his designated starters, hindering the development of a tactical identity.

Despite the late market activity, the team has struggled with cohesion, athleticism, and a lack of clear play. The situation has also sparked protests from fans against club president Urbano Cairo, marking a difficult period for the institution.