
Key strength: Pace and dribbling
Wide creator
In the shadow of Torino's €18m summer signing Cesare Casadei and veteran playmaker Nikola Vlašić, a quiet revolution is unfolding on the left flank. At just 20 years old, Swedish winger Alieu Njie has carved out a role in Paolo Vanoli's side, contributing 1 goal and 1 assist across 10 Serie A appearances despite averaging under 25 minutes per outing. Torino sit 13th in the table, a modest position that belies their €25m net summer outlay. For Njie, these minutes represent gold dust—valuable development time under a manager who favors his 'wide creator' profile. With blistering pace (55) and dribbling ability (55) that outpace his overall 52 rating, the youngster offers something different from Ché Adams' physicality in attack. His €2.5m valuation already reflects significant potential upside. In a Torino squad blending experience (Vlašić, Ilić) with academy graduates, Njie's emergence suggests the Granata may have unearthed their next exportable talent—one who could define the left wing for years to come if given the runway.