Paris Saint Germain should not spend €80m to turn Moise Kean’s loan deal from Everton into a permanent one this summer.
That’s according to their own fans, who have voted overwhelmingly against the idea when asked by RMC Sport.
Kean is currently on loan in Paris, having joined the club in the summer transfer window after a disappointing first year at Everton.
He’s been a revelation since his arrival, establishing himself in the first team under Thomas Tuchel and his replacement Mauricio Pochettino.
His loan deal at PSG does not include a purchase clause, meaning the player is set to return to Everton if the French champions cannot strike a deal for a permanent transfer.
Reports have indicated Everton would want as much as €80m for them to sell so, RMC Sport asked PSG supporters directly whether they would approve of a deal at that price.
💰 Supporters parisiens, Moise Kean contre 80 millions cet été, vous dites quoi ? C'est le prix qu'aurait fixé Everton pour un achat définitif.
🔗 https://t.co/EUCUlObJHg— RMC Sport (@RMCsport) February 19, 2021
And those PSG fans have voted overwhelmingly against it, with 72% of the 4,000 plus voters so far saying that they would not do such a deal.
Of course, that price isn’t confirmed to be what Everton are really after, but it’s easy to imagine them pushing high for Kean should he want a permanent exit this summer.
That may make it hard to find a buyer, with PSG fans at least very much against such a move despite Kean’s excellent performances this season.
