Ché Adams

Key strength: Finishing

Clinical finisher

In the heart of Turin, where the shadow of Juventus looms large, Ché Adams has carved out a vital role for himself at Torino FC. Sitting 13th in Serie A, the Granata have found a reliable outlet in the Scottish striker, whose 6 goals in 26 appearances this season have provided crucial breathing room in a tightly packed mid-table scrap. At 29 years old, Adams brings Premier League pedigree to the Italian top flight, his €10 million valuation reflecting the clinical instincts that have made him a trusted presence up front. Operating as Torino's primary centre-forward, he's averaging a goal every 4.3 appearances—respectable figures for a side that often struggles for creativity. With creative talents like Nikola Vlašić and Cesare Casadei feeding him from midfield, Adams has transformed those limited opportunities into tangible returns. Remarkably durable with 1,619 minutes logged and zero disciplinary blemishes, the Scotland international remains a model of consistency. Whether starting or summoned from the bench, his finishing prowess continues to keep Torino safely clear of the relegation zone, one composed strike at a time.