Fiorentina Transfer Market: Moise Kean at a Crossroads—There’s Also a Surprise Suitor

Como, which finished fourth in last season’s Serie A and will compete in the Champions League next season, continues to make bold moves in the transfer market. Following the return of Nico Paz and the signings of Milla, Cuenca, Kaiki, and Liberali, is considering an unexpected signing for its attack: Moise Kean.
The striker, born in 2000, has just extended his contract with Fiorentina through 2029, but his future is not set in stone. The Viola, coming off a difficult season, might be open to substantial offers, and Como, according to Sky Sport, has reportedly made initial contact with the player’s agents to gauge the feasibility of a deal during this summer transfer window.
Kean is coming off a difficult season with Fiorentina, during which he still managed to score 8 goals—numbers that confirm his ability to make an impact even in challenging situations. For Fabregas, who is building an ambitious and talented roster, Kean would be an ideal fit to add physicality, depth, and offensive options.
Born in Vercelli on February 28, 26 years ago, Moise Kean took his first steps as a soccer player in Asti, first with Don Bosco and then with Asti itself, before moving on to the youth academies of Torino and Juventus. He made his Serie A debut with Juventus during the 2016–2017 season, going on to play for Hellas Verona, Juventus again, Everton, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus once more, and Fiorentina. He also has 26 appearances and 13 goals for the national team; however, his goal against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica was not enough to secure a spot in the World Cup.
