Juventus want to bring Moise Kean back to the club from Everton this summer, with a possible swap deal on the cards.
That’s according to Tuttosport, who pick up on claims that the Italians are serious about a move for Kean.
Recent reports have indicated that Juventus will try to strike a deal with Everton for Kean in the summer transfer window after his impressive performances on loan at Paris Saint Germain.
Tutto cover that and explain that Italian giants are keen to reinvent their forward line and, if they can do a swap deal for Mauro Icardi and Paulo Dybala, they will then turn their attention to Kean.
He would be an ‘investment’ for the club for the future, and talks have already been held with Kean’s agent Mino Raiola to make it happen.
The player would also be ‘very interested’ in returning to his home country, but as such, there is no agreement in place with Everton.
This is somewhat backed up by Gazzetta dello Sport, who say that Juventus want to take advantage of PSG’s lack of a purchase clause.
They say there is every chance Kean could return to Everton but he would prefer ‘other solutions’ and a return to Juve could be one of them.
Not that PSG are completely out the way, though.
They are also keen to sign Kean permanently but don’t have ‘preferential tracks’, and Leonardo is yet to ‘settle the question’ of a permanent move, according to L’Equipe.
Either way, it appears Everton have at least two bidders to deal with, which is perfect as they have decided to ‘monetise’ Kean’s successful loan spell, which has helped the striker to revalue himself and get the big clubs talking.
