While Roma's top scorer Artem Dovbyk might return to the bench if he recovers from his adductor injury, captain Lorenzo Pellegrini and star player Paulo Dybala are confirmed to be out.

Following Dybala's season-ending injury, Dovbyk and Eldor Shomurodov have been partnering in attack, though the Uzbek forward could now be supported by Matias Soule.

Since February, when Matias Soule broke into Claudio Ranieri's starting lineup, featuring in 14 of 15 Serie A matches, he has created the most big chances (eight) and attempted the most dribbles (59) in Serie A.

Meanwhile, Torino's main threat is Che Adams, who has scored nine league goals and could reach double figures in one of Europe's top five leagues for the first time.

In addition to the long-term absences of Duvan Zapata and Perr Schuurs, the hosts may be without several other injured players on Sunday.

Borna Sosa and Alieu Njie, both with ankle injuries, are expected to miss the season finale, although center-back Saul Coco (hand) and attacking midfielder Eljif Elmas (thigh) could still make the bench.

Torino possible starting lineup: Milinkovic-Savic; Dembele, Maripan, Masina, Biraghi; Ricci, Gineitis; Lazaro, Vlasic, Gineitis; Adams

Roma possible starting lineup: Svilar; Celik, Mancini, Ndicka; Saelemaekers, Cristante, Kone, Angelino; Pisilli, Soule; Shomurodov