
Key strength: Shot-stopping
Shot-stopper
Sitting 13th in the Serie A table, Torino FC navigate their campaign with veteran goalkeeper Alberto Paleari standing ready as a crucial squad depth piece. At 33 years old with a €1 million valuation, the Italian shot-stopper represents the unsung professionals who quietly keep teams afloat during grueling league campaigns. While his single appearance this season (90 minutes on the books) speaks to his backup role behind Torino's starting options, Paleari's presence in a Granata dressing room featuring attacking talents like Nikola Vlašić and Ché Adams provides invaluable insurance. In a league where injuries derail mid-table aspirations, the experienced shot-stopper—boasting a well-rounded defensive unit with the likes of Saúl Coco and Guillermo Maripán ahead of him—offers manager Paolo Vanoli essential flexibility. Paleari's shot-stopping strengths remain sharp, his three decades of Italian football wisdom a steadying force when called upon.