the window. Co-currently, Inter "new" signing Emiliano Viviano was injured (who already left for Genoa in late August but forced to stay in Milan due to injury), Tornaghi became Inter Milan's fourth (or fifth counting injured Viviano) keeper in domestic competitions behind Júlio César, Luca Castellazzi and Paolo Orlandoni, and youth team player Raffaele Di Gennaro during the 2011–12 UEFA Champions League (but later replaced by Riccardo Melgrati as Di Gennaro not yet recovered; Viviano not in the list). Because Di Gennaro was eligible to List B (U-21 club youth product) but Tornaghi did not and no room for Tornaghi in 25-men main squad (list A). To become fit, Tornaghi also played for Primavera occasionally as overage player, also due to the health of Di Gennaro, Andrea Sala and immature of Melgrati and Matteo Cincilla. Tornaghi played 7 out of 12 matches in the first half of "spring" league (week four rescheduled). Due to the regulation, Tornaghi was not eligible to the European match of the "spring", the NextGen series as overage player. Chicago Fire Tornaghi was allowed to go to the United States for a trial in January 2012. The youth team had Di Gennaro and Sala fit again, and Tornaghi did not qualify for the playoffs in May 2012 as overage player. (player born on or before 31 December 1990 were not allowed) Tornaghi played for Chicago Fire in pre-season friendlies, beat two other trialist and draftee Alec Kann and Carl Woszczynski as the third keeper of the team. (including 2012 Carolina Challenge Cup) (additional two for the Reserve) On 8 March 2012, the Chicago Fire formally signed Tornaghi as an understudy to Sean Johnson and Jay Nolly, although he has become the first-choice keeper while Johnson is on national team duty with the USA U23 squad. On 25 November 2013 Tornaghi was waived by the club and became eligible for the MLS Waiver Draft. Vancouver Whitecaps FC Tornaghi signed with Vancouver Whitecaps FC on 18 February 2014. He spent the whole 2014 season as backup of Danish goalkeeper David Ousted. During the 2015 season he gets his first official matches with the team playing as starter goalkeeper in three of four Canadian Championship matches against Montreal Impact and Toronto FC. On 26 August 2015 Vancouver Whitecaps FC become Canadian Champion for the first time in club history. For the first time the team is also participating to