Report: Juventus eyeing up move to bring back Everton’s Moise Kean

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According to Ilbanconero, Juventus are open to re-signing Moise Kean this summer despite the interest of current loan club, PSG.

The report states Juventus had hoped to bring him back to Italy this summer. It states that while PSG are favourites to land Kean this summer, the player and his father were also happy to hear of potential Juve interest.

Kean completed a big money move from Turin to Merseyside a few seasons back. However, he struggled massively in the Premier League before being sent on loan to PSG this summer.

In France, Kean has flourished. He’s already hit 11 goals in just 19 Ligue 1 appearances and looks on course to finally fulfil the potential Everton forked out on.

He’s currently contracted to the Toffees until 2024 on a deal worth around £53k-a-week, per Spotrac. But Everton could choose to cash in while Kean’s stock is high, especially given they have Dom Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison in attacking positions.

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Given Everton paid around £27m for Kean (BBC), they aren’t going to want to see a loss on a player who is young, and also in form.

But they could be tempted to sell while his reputation is blossoming. Both Juve and PSG can afford him, and Everton could even look to make a profit on a player who has been a bit of a dud overall.

Juventus’ apparent interest could open a bid of a bidding war. And in terms of Everton, that’s exactly what they’ll want if they do opt to sell.