Worry for Everton as player picks up knee injury – Hope rest will be enough

Moise Kean’s loan move to PSG has been going very well for the player so far. Not only is the Everton owned man getting minutes on the pitch, he’s also making the most of the opportunities he’s being given by manager Thomas Tuchel.

In seven matches so far for the French champions, he’s managed to find the back of the net five times, and that included a goal at the weekend in a 3-0 victory over Rennes.

Unfortunately, he had to leave the pitch after 61 minutes, becoming another player in PSG’s long injury list.

That’s a worry for Everton, because Kean doing well not only provides reason to believe he could succeed at Goodison Park in the future, it also increases his value should the Toffees decide they’d rather sell next summer.

L’Equipe reports Kean picked up a ‘knee contusion’ and there’s hope that rest during the current international break will be enough to see him return ready to play for PSG’s upcoming matches.

There’s no certainty, though, and how the Italian recovers in the coming days will be key for Tuchel’s side.