Torino vs Atalanta Prediction & Betting Tips (25 August)

Torino almost made the perfect copy during the first day on the pitch of AC Milan by bringing back 1 point certainly, but losing almost two in the literary sense since it led two goals to nothing until the 89th minute before finally being rejoined at 95" 2-2. Finally, the Toro remained in its standings of a good summer preparation of three successes in the space of five friendly matches and especially its victory over Cosenza SB in the framework of a 32nd final of the Italian Cup 2-0 It is clear that if the locals are able to achieve a season identical to that of last year, we will probably have to count on them in. the race for the top 8 top 9 last year.

Winning the Europa League against an opponent who was still undefeated TCC during the season, Leverkusen thanks to a hat-trick from Lookman 3-0, Bergamo opened the doors to a return to the Champions League for the season but also a chance of a trophy to launch the new season in the UEFA Super Cup but Mbappé's Real Madrid decided otherwise, losing 2-0. On the other hand, Gasperini's men wasted no time in the championship by ruthlessly crushing Lecce during J1 last weekend, and on the road 0-4. 

For the trip to San Siro, long-injured midfielder Gineitis (Lithuanian international) was missing and should do the same this evening. He is not the only one to have remained on the tarmac since Pellegri (ex-Monaco, rotation) was also absent due to injury without forgetting Savva (18 years old, rotation), Schuurs (absent for many months), and finally Vlasic (3 goals, 2 assists last season). Remember that during the summer window, Buongiorno (crucial) joined Naples while Ricardo Rodriguez (35 appearances last season) followed the movement (free from any contract). Playing on loan last year, Masina (Udinese) and striker Zapata (Atalanta, 13 goals and 4 assists in SA) were permanently recruited. Saul Coco (Las Palmas) has signed to fill the void left by Rodrigues in the defensive sector while Che Adams will look to do well in his first year in Italy. Recently, Donnarumma's brother (PSG), Antonio signed (on the bench during J1), while Popa was sent on loan to CFR Cluj and Seck Bamba took charge of Catanzaro in SB (loan). Sosa Borna (defender) left his bags from Ajax, on loan for the season. Starting against Real Madrid in the UEFA Super Cup, Kolasinac (ex-OM) did not participate in the first day (announced injured) and remains highly uncertain for this evening. Seriously injured, Scalvini and Scamacca (Italian international) will be OUT for this trip to Piedmont just like Toloi (important) and the rookie Zaniolo (loaned by Galatasaray to relaunch a career in limbo). As a result, recruits were needed to fill in particular the absence of Scamacca up front, and it was his comrade in the selection, Retegui, from Genoa who signed and the latter scored a double last weekend in Lecce.

Also doubled by Marco Brescianini (on loan from Frosinone). Let us mention the departures of Okoli (Leicester), Zortea (Cagliari) and the attackers Cambiaghi (Bologna), Piccoli (Cagliari) and Zapata (Torino), all permanently transferred or loaned again for the season. In addition, the right piston Holm (Spezia) was not kept at the end of his loan. This was not the case for Charles De Ketelaere (10 goals and 8 assists in SA last year), permanently signed from AC Milan. Defender Godfrey (Everton), and midfielder Sulemana (Cagliari) also settled in the club's premises. Recently, Samarzic (Udinese) was signed (loan with OA). Lots of uncertainty around the Dutch international Koopmeiners and the former Reims player, El-Bilal Touré, both awaiting departure and potentially ousted from this evening's list. Watch out for the hero of the C3 final, Lookman who would be very close to an agreement with PSG.