Over the last month, the future of Moise Kean is one that has become a big issue for Juventus to solve.
The youngster broke onto the scene for Juve last season, scoring seven goals in all competitions and establishing himself as one of the up and coming young stars in Europe.
With just a year left on his current deal, though, getting him signed up to a new contract is a necessity for the Serie A giants this summer.
So far that hasn’t happened, leading to speculation that Kean could depart at some point. Everton are one of the clubs to have been linked, with their interest widely reported in recent weeks.
Indeed, the Blues were thought to be pressing hard for his signature, with us recently covering the news they were fighting with Ajax to get the youngster.
Tuttosport have an update on the ongoing Kean drama today, and once again, Everton are mentioned.
They may be in luck too. Tuttosport report that while Juventus are confident of renewal, and Maurizio Sarri likes the player, that does not entirely rule out a departure for Kean this summer.
Should he leave, the Serie A giants would want to insert a buy-back clause into the deal to ensure they can get Kean back at some point in future.
That’s the kind of deal that Everton would be more than happy to take. If they could secure Kean, who’d offer a considerable upgrade for the current squad, keep him for a couple of years and then make a profit, then there are no negatives to the deal.
