Rafa Obrador
SAS
Back in Italy
Obrador is headed to Sassuolo on loan with an option to buy from Benfica.
Analysis: Obrador is coming off six solid months at Torino, during which he quickly won the starting job and tallied three assists, 13 chances created and 59 crosses (15 accurate) in 16 showings, scoring once. He'll play in a less offensive role at Sassuolo and only has to beat out Josh Doig, who fell out of favor last year, while Ulisses Garcia wasn't retained.
Provides helper against Juventus
Obrador assisted once to go with five crosses (one accurate), one tackle (one won) and two corners in Sunday's 2-2 draw versus Juventus.
Analysis: Obrador teed up Cesare Casadei with a precise corner kick, tallying his third assist since joining Torino on loan in January. He might have performed well enough to be confirmed permanently, as he also scored once and recorded 23 tackles, 59 crosses (15 accurate) and 13 chances created in 16 displays, quickly becoming a starter.
Scores opener in loss
Rafael Obrador scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and five crosses (one accurate) in Sunday's 2-1 defeat against Cagliari.
Analysis: Obrador scored the opener in the 37th minute with his first goal in the season, but it wasn't enough to earn the road win. The midfielder led Torino in crosses and tackles (three) during the match.
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