How much Chelsea will earn from Anjorin sale to Torino
How much Chelsea will earn from Anjorin sale to Torino
More details are emerging on the Torino agreement for Tino Anjorin, as Empoli must give 40 per cent of the €5m fee to his old club Chelsea.
As reported last night, the deal is done to snap up both Anjorin and his Empoli teammate Ardian Ismajli, who is a free agent after his contract was allowed to run down.
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Sky Sport Italia now clarify that Torino are going to pay circa €5m to buy the attacking midfielder.
Anjorin getting a new Italian experience
EMPOLI, ITALY – MAY 10: Tino Anjorin of Empoli FC celebrates after scoring a goal during the Serie A match between Empoli and Parma at Stadio Carlo Castellani on May 10, 2025 in Empoli, Italy. (Photo by)
Empoli are still making a healthy profit, but as part of the agreement that saw them snap up the player last year for free, they will owe his former club Chelsea a 40 per cent cut of the fee.
That means the Tuscans are set to pocket €3m and Chelsea will get €2m from the sale.
A product of the Chelsea youth academy, Anjorin also played for Lokomotiv Moscow, Huddersfield and Portsmouth before moving to Italy.
He scored two goals with three assists in 22 Serie A games this season, but could not prevent Empoli's relegation.
The English player is seen as the heir to Milan-bound Samuele Ricci.
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