
After a football-rich summer, Serie A returns this weekend with Torino and AC Milan locking horns in an eye-catching encounter.
I Rossoneri appointed former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim to replace Max Allegri earlier this summer to land Champions League football.
Milan have spent north of €100million to bolster Amorim's squad, with Goncalo Ramos and Mario Gila the standout arrivals at the San Siro.
As for Torino, it was a fourth successive mid-table finish last term, and they will be led by former Il Toro and I Rossoneri player Ignazio Abate after he replaced Roberto D'Aversa.
Torino have signed Giovanni Simeone permanently after he bagged 11 goals during his loan spell at the club last season, and he bagged his first goal of the campaign in the Coppa Italia first round last weekend.
DAZN News has all the information ahead of Torino vs Milan.
Torino vs. Milan will take place at 7.45pm BST on Sunday, August 23, in Serie A.Â
Fans watching in Canada can catch the game at 2.45pm ET and 11.45am PT.
The fixture will take place at the Stadio Olimpico Grande in Turin.Â
Torino are without Pietro Pellegri, who remains sidelined with a cruciate ligament injury.
Duvan Zapata is a doubt with a knee problem, while Marcus Pedersen could return after a muscle issue.
Predicted XI: Israel, De Winter, Coco, Maripan, Pedersen, Caesadei, Asllani, Zechiel, Lazaro, Adams, Zapata
Christian Pulisic has returned to training following his right tibia and fibula injuries, but it is expected to be too soon for him to feature.
Rafael Leão is a major doubt after suffering a muscle strain in training; he missed the Man United friendly.
Santiago Gimenez is recovering from injury but could also leave the club this summer, meaning he will not feature.
Matteo Gabbia has returned to group training and could be available if he is deemed fit enough to play.
Previous XI: Maignan, Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic, Saelemaekers, Fofana, Modric, Estupinan, Chukwueze, Rabiot, Ramos
Getty ImagesAs first games of the season go, this is a tough one to call, but I think Milan will edge this one, given the strength of their midfield and attack.
Prediction:Â Torino 1-2 Milan
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