- EXCLUSIVE from Graeme Bailey
Manchester United and Chelsea have been offered the chance to sign Juventus striker, Moise Kean, HITC Football understands.
Sources have told HITC Football that both clubs are considering signing a short-term attacking option this month and they have spoken about Moise Kean.
The 23-year-old officially re-joined Juventus last summer and has made 12 appearances this season – six of them starts – and he is yet to score a goal in Serie A this term.
Given that lack of game time, we have been told that the Turin giants are ready to sanction a loan move, as long as his wages are covered and they also may insist on the player extending his contract, currently up in 2025, before he departs.
Sources have also confirmed that Moise Kean has interest from a number of clubs with AC Milan, Atletico Madrid and Lyon amongst those interested.
The player, who has 15 caps for Italy scoring four goals, is assessing his options and he is keen on a move back to England.
During his time with Everton, he scored four goals from 39 games, before being loaned out to the likes of Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus.
As well as, Chelsea and Manchester United, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Fulham and West Ham have been made aware of his potential availability.
Moise Kean potential
This is a wonderkid who is still trying to prove his worth. The quality has always been there with Kean, it’s just a case of finding that consistency in his game.
You can understand why Juventus are keen to extend his contract before letting him out because it wouldn’t be a surprise if he explodes on the big stage sooner rather than later.
But for that to happen, he needs regular minutes and he isn’t going to get that in Turin.
And with Euro 2024 around the corner, it’s even more paramount that Kean, who ex-PSG player Eric Rabesandratana once stated was ‘on the same path as Edinson Cavani’, get those minutes under his belt.
Moise Kean at Manchester United or Chelsea
Both are big platforms and have struggled with their number nines this season, but is the answer to that by bringing in another young star?
You could argue that given that it’s a possible loan deal, he would, at the very least, make the bench much stronger.
But then, from Kean’s perspective, he would rather sit on the bench at Juventus than anywhere else.
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