Torino is keen to keep Adams long-term, with contract extension talks set to begin soon, according to TuttoMercatoWeb.

The Scottish forward, born in 1996, has become a key figure in Torino's attack under Abate. In recent matches, he has scored two goals in four appearances. Against Milan, he scored a spectacular goal late in the game with a skillful finish, though it was not enough to prevent defeat. In an away fixture against Fiorentina, his goal secured a win for Torino—the team's only league victory so far this season.

Adams' contract runs until June 30, 2027. With the expiration date approaching, Torino had considered selling him in the most recent transfer window, but the club now appears ready to change course. A contract extension would retain the forward, who has become integral to Abate's tactical setup, while also preventing Torino from losing both the player and a potential transfer fee when his deal expires. Initial discussions over a new contract are expected to begin soon, with Cairo and Petrachi needing to agree on fresh terms.

Adams is currently sidelined with a minor left adductor strain, which also forced him to miss Scotland's recent matches. The international break will aid his recovery, with the aim of having him available for the match against Udinese on October 12. In the coming months, Abate may also deploy a two-striker formation more regularly, which would further enhance Adams' tactical significance. Torino's stance on Adams has shifted from a potential sale to a commitment to keeping him long-term.

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