Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 30d ago
Niccolò Fortini è ufficialmente un nuovo giocatore del @TorinoFC_1906 https://t.co/1FAJeDELRl
Transfer rumour
Niccolò Fortini to Torino: transfer completed
Niccolò Fortini has completed a move to Torino from Fiorentina. The story was first reported on 17 June and is backed by 6 reports, including 5 from tier-1 sources, led by @FabrizioRomano. A reported fee of €5m is on the table.
85%
Signal strength€5M
Reported feereporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening
Signal strength — what's behind 85%
85%Strength
A weighted read of source quality, corroboration, deal stage and freshness — built from the reports below.
Source quality5 tier-1 of 6 reports
Corroboration4 independent handles
StageHere we go — strongest
Freshnessupdated 30d ago
Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening.
The reports · 6 sources
Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 31d ago
.@TorinoFC_1906, accordo verbale trovato con la Fiorentina per Fortini
Fabrizio RomanoTier 1
@FabrizioRomano · 31d ago
🚨🐂 Torino agree deal to sign Niccolò Fortini as new fullback from Fiorentina. Deal in place today after new round of talks despite interest also from Premier League. Initial loan with buy clause for Fortini, green light from Fiorentina. https://t.co/nX36tTbk7d
Matteo MorettoTier 1
@MatteMoretto · 32d ago
Ore decisive per il futuro di Niccolò Fortini. Hull City e Torino soddisfano le richieste della Fiorentina: sul piatto un prestito con diritto di riscatto. La situazione di Fortini può essere strettamente legata a quella tra Alessio Cacciamani e la Roma.
Gianluca Di MarzioTier 1
@DiMarzio · 32d ago
Niccolò Fortini tra @TorinoFC1906 e @HullCity: l’ipotesi granata attira il laterale della @ACFFiorentina. @SkySport https://t.co/V3p5u7VE8p
Alfredo PedullaTier 2
@AlfredoPedulla · 94d ago
Esclusiva: #Fortini, scatto forte del #Torino e accordo impostato. Alla #Fiorentina proposti 5 milioni
Aggregated from public reports by football journalists. Signal strength reflects reporting reliability — not the probability of the deal happening, and not a betting market.
