Moise Kean’s apparent exit desire could see Everton finally snap up Cengiz Under

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It appears that AS Roma are interested in bringing Moise Kean back to Italy following his struggles at Everton. 

The Italian joined Everton last summer in a deal reportedly (Independent) worth around £27.5 million. However, the youngster has scored just one goal for Everton and has struggled to overtake Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison in the pecking order. 

As reported by CalcioMercato, Everton reportedly want €28 million (£26.8m) to make the deal happen. However, Roma are reportedly keener on a loan move. It leaves the two clubs somewhat separate in their apparent shared motivation for Kean’s departure. 

However, Everton could certainly ask for a Roma player in exchange to help the deal go through. 

The Toffees have been linked with the signature of Turkish international Cengiz Under for some time now. 

Under has been linked with a move to Everton for a number of months, going back to the summer when Marco Silva wanted a left-footed winger at Goodison Park.

As most recently reported by Gazzetta Di Parma last month, Everton are leading the chase for the player who has failed to convince Roma of his long-term future since signing a new deal in August. is reporting that the Turkish winger has failed to fully convince since signing a new deal in August last year. According to Turkish Football that deal represented a significant increase on his previous contract, seeing Under move from a salary of £19,000-a-week to £48,000-a-week. 

That salary is contracted to increase year on year, so Roma would clearly be keen to shift him amid their concerns. 

In January, Bleacher Report suggested that Everton had previously made an unsuccessful attempt to sign Under, valued at £37 million. His value has likely dropped since then amid some unconvincing performances. 

Perhaps a straight swap could be the best option for all parties, giving Everton their left-footed winger and Kean a chance to get back to his best back home.