Moise Kean’s career has taken an unexpected twist. After a goalless campaign with Juventus last season, the 24-year-old was offloaded to Fiorentina for just £10.8m—a move that seemed to signal a decline. Instead, it has sparked a remarkable resurgence.
With 19 goals in 28 appearances, Kean has become one of Serie A’s deadliest strikers. His latest brace in a 3-0 victory over Inter Milan has propelled him to second in the league’s scoring charts, trailing only Atalanta’s Mateo Retegui.
Kean’s explosive form has reignited Premier League interest. Reports from TuttoSport suggest both Arsenal and Tottenham are closely monitoring the Italian forward ahead of a potential summer move.
Kean previously had an underwhelming stint at Everton from 2019-20, managing just four goals in 39 games. However, at 24, he’s now hitting his prime, and his latest performances suggest he’s ready for another shot at English football.
Fiorentina manager Raffaele Palladino has been full of praise for Kean, emphasizing his importance beyond just scoring goals:
“Mose is our striker and a leader. He’s done a great job for the team, and he can still grow.”
With both North London clubs on the hunt for a reliable No. 9, could Kean’s redemption story continue in the Premier League?