Moise Kean’s move to Juventus has already been made permanent, according to Goal Italia journalist Romeo Agresti. The 23-year-old forward has been in the spotlight in the last few days following a red card for striking out at Roma defender Gianluca Mancini. The youngster has subsequently been banned for two matches and Juventus manager Max Allegri confirmed Kean will have to pay a fine for his behaviour.
There was a suggestion that Kean’s poor run of form may impact his stay at Juventus following the summer, given he arrived on loan from Everton. Despite the reports, Goal Italia’s Romeo Agresti has confirmed that the move has already been made permanent, costing the Old Lady €28m, as the loan included an obligation to buy the striker after two years.
Kean has scored seven goals so far this season across all competitions, but has largely been featured as a substitute, playing backup to Dusan Vlahovic and Arek Milik.
