Torino are already planning what to do with the money they will receive from Leeds United for defender Pontus Jansson. The Swede is set to join the Championship side on a permanent deal for a transfer fee reported to be €4.2m.
Jansson played his 20th game for Leeds United in yesterday’s 3-0 victory over Rotherham United, meaning the clause has been activated for the Sweden international to become a permanent fixture at Elland Road.
Torino also plan to use the transfer fee they receive from AS Roma for Bruno Peres and Napoli for Nikola Maksimović to improve their squad.
Jansson has been one of Leeds United’s standout players since his arrival in in the summer transfer window. The 25-year-old has formed a solid partnership with Kyle Bartley in the centre of Leeds United’s defence, and this has been key in Garry Monk’s side climbing up the table.
