TURIN. To each his own flashback. If Cristiano Ronaldo rejoins Manchester United, after hastily saying goodbye to Juventus, then Moise Kean is ready to leave England just as quickly to find Juventus again. The operation to resume the striker of the National team, fresh from the call by the coach Mancini, was set up on Thursday by the Juventus managers – during the meeting at Continassa with his agent Mino Raiola – and is now being completed. Everton has given its ok for a two-year loan with the right of redemption, which becomes an obligation based on certain parameters, for a deal that exceeds 20 million euros in total. The blue will return to Italy tonight and tomorrow he will undergo medical examinations and then sign the new contract and reach Italy’s retreat in Coverciano.
Kean cannot be considered the heir of CR7 for a thousand different reasons, but he is the young and talented striker that the bianconeri were looking for to fill a first box in the offensive department after this divorce a few days before the end of the transfer market. Juventus had sold him two years ago to Everton, cashing in on 27.5 million euros (a good chunk, however, went to his agent), and now they are taking it back, relying on a 21-year-old stronger and tempered by the positive experience at the Psg last season. Kean, then, has a great advantage: being a product of the nursery, he does not weigh on any list that Juventus will have to compile for the championship and the Champions League.
Massimiliano Allegri knows Kean well, having made his debut in Serie A (he was the first 2000 class to play and then score) and making him play 21 games overall with 8 goals scored. Now he is happy to take it back to complete an attack where Dybala remained (he will soon renew his contract), Morata and the Brazilian Kaio Jorge still to be discovered (and now also injured for a month). Juve’s transfer market maneuvers, however, may not end here. Net of the midfielder to be signed (like Witsel, Tolisso has been offered), another striker could also arrive on loan. The hot name is that of Mauro Icardi: the former Inter player wants to understand what will happen to PSG and does not hide the desire to return to Italy to play for Juventus.