Moise Kean is expected to leave Juventus on loan this month, mainly due to his struggle to secure regular playing time at the Allianz Stadium during the first half of the season.
Despite being home to some of Italy’s best attackers, Kean has found itself lower in the pecking order, particularly with the emergence of Kenan Yildiz.
Juventus are interested in meeting Kean’s need for regular playing time and are open to offers from any club willing to loan him out. Two teams, Monza and Fiorentina, have expressed interest in acquiring him.
Monza is said to be the most serious contender, but journalist Luca Marchetti suggests Kean is leaning towards a move to Fiorentina. However, there is a complication as Fiorentina have only initiated exploratory contacts and do not appear to be committed to adding him to their squad at this time.
He said, quoted by Tuttomercatoweb:
“Monza has asked for information about him, but at the moment Kean has no interest in going to Monza. Fiorentina did a small survey, but Viola’s management is working on other profiles and, if a number 9 arrives, they could sell Nzola.”
Juve FC says
Kean has the right to choose his next team and we hope he makes the decision that best suits him.
The forward needs a great second half of the season to return to the national team.
