Parma could be forced to sell one of its key players, Adrián Bernabé, who is being targeted by Torino. The Granata are looking for a quality midfielder to strengthen their midfield and Bernabé seems to be the ideal profile. The Spanish player, born in 2001, grew up in the youth sector of Barcelona before moving to Manchester City. In 2021, Parma decided to bet on him and after a few seasons of growth, Bernabé became one of the reference points of the Emilian team. And at just 25 years old, Bernabé is considered one of the most interesting midfielders in the Italian championship. His valuation is currently 15 million euros, but it's not excluded that Parma could agree to slightly lower figures given the proximity of the contract expiration. So Torino is not the only team interested in Bernabé, as Fiorentina has also made exploratory inquiries about the midfielder. Parma has no intention of easily giving up one of its most representative players, but the possibility of a transfer cannot be excluded. Bernabé confirmed his technical and tactical qualities in the last season, with 32 appearances and 3 goals in Serie A. His age fits perfectly with the philosophy that Torino is trying to develop, based on young but already Serie A-ready profiles. The Spanish midfielder is tied to Parma with a contract that expires in June 2027 and earns a salary of around 1 million euros per season. But Parma doesn't want to lose Bernabé and will try to negotiate the price to keep him in the team.