Como have emerged as one of several clubs monitoring Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sánchez as they look to strengthen their options between the posts, following news that current shot-stopper Tornqvist is set to complete a move to Monza.

According to reports, the Spanish international finds himself free to explore a departure from Stamford Bridge, with multiple clubs already making moves to understand the terms under which a transfer could be structured.

Sánchez, who has featured for Chelsea in recent seasons, appears to be increasingly open to a fresh challenge away from the Premier League club, opening the door for interested parties to push forward with potential negotiations before the window shuts.

However, sources close to the Italian club suggest that Como’s immediate focus lies elsewhere for now. The Serie A side are prioritizing the addition of a forward to bolster their attacking options, with the goalkeeper position expected to be addressed only once that piece of business has been finalized.

This sequencing suggests Como’s hierarchy have identified their attacking line as the more pressing concern heading into the final stretch of the transfer window, even as the Tornqvist exit to Monza creates a vacancy that will eventually need filling.

Should Como return to pursue Sánchez once their striker search concludes, they would be competing against other suitors who have already begun exploring the feasibility of a deal for the goalkeeper, potentially setting up a competitive chase for his signature depending on how quickly other targets are resolved across Europe.