Serie A TIM: Torino FC launch its TV channel, Torino Channel, on channel 234 of Sky Italia

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Torino FC (Serie A TIM) have launched its TV channel, Torino Channel, announced the club on 02/02/2017. The channel, produced by LaPresse SpA, will be available on channel 234 of Sky Italia until 30/06/2017, and after available with an additional subscription.

"Torino Channel is an idea I had for a long time, but I had yet to materialise. It's not easy to create a channel with quality content, it takes time," said Urbano Cairo, Torino FC chairman, on 02/02/2017.

"The three reasons why it was necessary to create Torino Channel is, first, that our fans are so passionate and so close to 'il Toro' that they totally deserve a dedicated channel. The second is the importance of having direct contact with our fans who are many throughout Italy. The third is that it is good to have in the office a background voice that speaks of 'il Toro', a platform that shows all the 'Toro' goals. It was the right time for the launch," added Urbano Cairo.

  • Torino Channel (channel 234) joins the other channels dedicated to the Serie A TIM clubs on the Sky bouquet:
    • Juventus TV (channel 212)
    • Roma TV (213)
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