El ex delantero de Dinamo marca como en la cinta.

Sandro Kulenović, former striker for Dinamo Zagreb, scored twice in Torino’s 3-1 victory over third-tier side Vado during a preparatory match ahead of the new season. The Croatian forward added to his tally of seven goals in friendlies, continuing his impressive goal-scoring form. His performance came just days after he had already netted four times in a 13-0 win against Pinzolo Valrendene and once in a 1-0 triumph over Alcionea. The match took place at the Stadio Delle Alpi, with Torino dominating proceedings from the outset. Kulenović opened the scoring in the eighth minute, capitalizing on a defensive error by Vado’s backline. He struck from close range with precision, finding the bottom corner of the net. Just before halftime, he extended Torino’s lead. After a blocked shot by Cesare Casadei, the ball rebounded into the penalty area, and Kulenović was there to calmly finish and make it 2-0. Vado managed to reduce the deficit in the 78th minute through Lorenzo Lischetti, who evaded the defense, bypassed Arden Ismajli, and beat Diego Mascardi. However, Torino quickly regained control. In the 88th minute, 19-year-old Tommaso Gabellini sealed the win with a well-timed header from a set piece on the left flank, making it 3-1. Kulenović remained on the pitch until the 62nd minute, when he was replaced by Croatia international Nikola Vlašić. This marked his third consecutive friendly appearance in which he has found the back of the net. His consistent performances have sent a clear message to coach Ignazio Abate ahead of the competitive season. In previous matches, Kulenović had already demonstrated his ability to score under pressure. Against Pinzolo Valrendene, he contributed four goals in a 13-0 rout, while in a 1-0 win over Alcionea, he was the sole scorer. These results suggest that his form is not merely coincidental but part of a sustained effort to maintain high standards. The match saw Torino’s attacking prowess on display, with their players showing composure and technical skill throughout. Despite Vado’s efforts to mount a comeback, they were unable to overcome the home team’s superiority. Kulenović’s two goals played a crucial role in securing the win, further solidifying his position as a key player in the squad. As the club prepares for the upcoming campaign, Kulenović’s contributions in training and friendlies indicate that he is ready to take on greater responsibilities. His ability to consistently find the net suggests that he will be a valuable asset to the team as they aim to achieve success in the new season.