Torino have given the all-clear for Antonio Sanabria to have his medical ahead of a transfer to Cremonese worth €2.5m plus add-ons.

The centre-forward was increasingly peripheral to the tactical vision at Torino following the arrival of coach Marco Baroni and striker Giovanni Simeone.

The Paraguay international was eager to remain within Serie A and is all ready to join newly promoted Cremonese.

According to Sky Sport Italia, the cost of the operation will be circa €2.5m plus performance-related bonuses.

Sanabria no longer part of Torino plans

The 29-year-old was down to the final months of his contract with Torino, so it was their last possibilità to sell before he became a free agent.

Sanabria was originally purchased from Real Betis for €6.5m plus up to €3m in add-ons back in January 2021.

Although he scored 12 goals in 33 Serie A appearances in 2022-23, he was unable to replicate that form in his other campaigns.

In 2023-24 there were just five goals, reduced to two with one assist last season.