According to reports from All Market, German left-back Robin Gosens, age 30, is considering his future in football as he weighs up his options between a return to Atlanta and accepting an offer from Torino. Gosens previously played for Atlanta from 2017 to 2022 and is known for his strong performances at the club, which included participating in the UEFA Champions League.

This summer, Torino attempted to bring in Gosens, proposing a loan deal with an option to buy. The Italian side offered a rental fee of 1 million euros, coupled with a buyout clause set at 7 million euros. However, Gosens' former team, Berlin United, demanded a straight 10 million euros for the transfer. Despite these negotiations, All Market indicates that Gosens has not yet accepted Torino's invitation, as he prefers to return to Atlanta and rejoin the Champions League competition.

Atlanta is indeed looking to reinforce its left-back position, although the club is reportedly more inclined to sign a younger substitute player. This preference could potentially complicate Gosens' plans to rejoin his former club. As it stands, all parties involved continue to evaluate the situation. According to All Market, Gosens will need to make a definitive decision about his future before August 25. The clock is ticking, and the experienced defender must weigh his desire to play in Europe's premier club competition against the possibility of joining a new team or returning to a familiar environment.