Torque Reserves is the youth and reserve team of Montevideo City Torque, operating within the structured Uruguay Reserve League. Based in Montevideo, the team serves as the crucial developmental arm for the parent club, playing their matches at Torque's training facilities or smaller stadiums. The reserve side was formed to bridge the gap between the academy and the first team, wearing the same sky blue and black colors as the senior squad. The team's history is intrinsically linked to the project of City Football Group, which acquired the club and rebranded it, aiming to create a production line of talent for both the local league and the wider network. The key era for any reserve team is defined by the players it graduates, and Torque Reserves have contributed several youngsters to the first-team setup in recent seasons. The modern squad consists of the club's most promising U-20 and U-23 players, competing week-in, week-out in a competitive reserve league to hone their skills. The team culture is one of intense development, with matches played in a professional but less public-facing environment focused on technical and tactical growth. Torque Reserves is an essential component of the club's long-term strategy for success.