Torino 2026/27 Serie A Preview
Torino have won once in five and sit 14th, though the defeats have been narrow – 2-1 at home to Milan, 2-1 at Sassuolo and 2-0 against Roma. Ignazio Abate’s side won 2-1 at Fiorentina and drew at Bologna, and five goals scored is the joint-lowest total in the division.
Ché Adams leads the scoring with two. Rolando Mandragora takes the set pieces with eight corners and three direct free-kicks. The goalkeeping position has rotated, and Torino are yet to keep a clean sheet in five.
Twelfth and 45 points last season came with 63 conceded, the worst record in the top half. Abate has tightened that considerably – eight in five – but a 5-3-2 scoring at a goal a game will spend the season in the lower reaches unless somebody starts converting.

Torino’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Ché Adams
- Free-Kicks: Rolando Mandragora
- Corners: Rolando Mandragora, Kian Fitz-Jim
Rolando Mandragora has taken 8 of Torino’s corners to Kian Fitz-Jim’s 6. Rolando Mandragora has had three of the direct free-kicks. Torino are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Ché Adams, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Torino FAQs
Where did Torino finish in the 2025/26 season?
Torino finished 12th in Serie A in 2025/26, with 45 points from 38 games (12 wins, 9 draws, 17 defeats).
Who is the Torino manager?
Ignazio Abate is the manager of Torino.
Where do Torino play their home games?
Torino play their home games at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The club was founded in 1906.