Moise Kean (70 Viewers)

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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His brother sounds fairly smart.

I don't think people realise yet quite how determined Kean can be, I don't see him being like Balotelli on the field, but the personality off it is a mystery yet.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
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Good interview for sure :tup:

The balotelli comparison tho :D
He is Italian born West African powerful striker who debutes as a little teen in a big club, the comparison is set in stone, litterally can't be avoided.


Balotelli the footballer (the individual another story) being an idol to an African kid who has the same dream is expected.


Helps that, in case Kean turns into a star, Balo kinda already made little tougher Italian society get used to the idea of a black Italian (Liverani, Okaka, Ogbonna and Manfredini don't count lol, no cared to give them much attention or scrutiny since they aren't stars).

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Fr3sh

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Jul 12, 2011
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Brother reveals Kean future
By Football Italia staff

Moist Kean has 'reached an agreement' with Juventus over a new contract and will sign soon, reveals his brother.

After describing their difficult childhood, Giovanni Kean gave his opinion on the current situation with his 16-year-old brother.

But which players does Moise remind him of?

"He's an interesting mix," the 23-year-old continued in Gazzetta dello Sport. "A bit panther-like, similar to [Thierry] Henry.

"But then he has a grittiness that reminds me of [Carlos] Tevez, it is the fierce desire to be in possession of the ball. If he has a chance, he goes after it everywhere to snatch it. In front of goal, however, he is cold like Mario [Balotelli]. "

"History is full of people who have had talent at age 16, but it’s gone by the 18. That's why Moise knows he has not done anything yet.

"He must work with intensity, seriousness and humility. If he behaves well, I hope that it will help to remove racism and fear. That will convince people to cheer him on, he is 200% Italian.

"Balotelli is his idol, but I assure you that on the pitch they are different: Moise sacrifices, he is generous because Juve taught this to him.

"They did it to make him become a beast and forged in the mind is the fact he is at the right club who will make him explode.

"The Juve fans can rest assured that [agent Mino] Raiola does not want to take him away. Indeed, if he had wanted to, he would have already done so.

"Maybe at the beginning Juve had not realised how strong he was. Then he only asked for a fair deal. It was found, and shortly he will sign the contract."

What will happen when Paulo Dybala and Marko Pjaca return from injury?

"Moise took advantage of their absence, but I do not know if he will remain in the first team, it depends on his commitment.

"But do not look at his age, since childhood he is used to playing with older children. Rather, he needs to raise the bar, to be put under scrutiny with the strongest.

"Maybe he will go back with the youth team, but he's fine with the senior players. He has big laughs with [Stefano] Sturaro and he loves Dybala and Pjaca."

Where would you like to see your brother in five years?

"At Juve: a number nine like [Gonzalo] Higuain. And also happy and proud in an Azzurri shirt."

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Giovanni Kean: 'Our father left us'
By Football Italia staff

The brother of Moise Kean has revealed that the pair have endured difficult times, as their father 'left them for another family'.

23-year-old Giovanni Kean plays for FBC Finale 1908 in Serie D, and also told the Press that his younger brother started out as a Milan fan.

After seeing his 16-year-old brother make his debut against Pescara last Saturday, Giovanni was in tears. But has he stopped yet?

"For now, yes, I started after the first goal. Indeed, it was the day before he took to the field," the centre-forward told Gazzetta dello Sport. "Against Pescara it was an incredible feeling: the dream of every child realised by my little brother.

"But they were tears of liberation after all we've been through.

"Moist saw things a child should never see. It was not an easy childhood: Our father left us for another family. For years he was absent, a call every four months, and no affection when we needed it.

"You cannot do this, you can separate, but the children remain and are not just playthings. My mother's a nurse and bent over backwards to ensure we did not miss out on anything.

"Moise has suffered during afternoons spent alone, but football has helped him. Ciccio Grabbi, the former Juve striker and youth Coach is his godfather. He has taken him on holiday with his family to escape a bit.

"There’s no question that our father wishes us well, but it's too easy to want to re-establish a relationship now only because his son is becoming a major player. And maybe it’s because he earns so much money.

"Our mother? She follows Moise everywhere, her interest in his education is so severe. It shows in the way her son has the respect of everyone, from a warehouse worker up to the Coach.

"These teachings, combined with the difficulties of childhood, made him did grow: he is a child, but inside he has a lot more than 16 years."

What is Moise like as a person?

"He’s cheerful, sunny and from an early age he had a fixation, he put music videos on and he began to dance.

"He likes hip hop and rap. When he gets back here in Asti, we go with friends to the streets and he’s away with the music.

"As a child he loved the somersaults of [Obafemi] Martins at Inter. Then our uncle, who is a huge AC Milan, gave him a bit of allegiance to the Rossoneri. But obviously, now there is only Juve."
:tup:

Wish him all the best!! :heart:
 

Bianconero81

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Jan 26, 2009
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Should have gotten some game time yesterday. We were shit, so I am sure his presence couldn't have possibly caused any more damage. At least he would have been somewhat hungry and motivated.
 

Nzoric

Grazie Mirko
Jan 16, 2011
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Should have gotten some game time yesterday. We were shit, so I am sure his presence couldn't have possibly caused any more damage. At least he would have been somewhat hungry and motivated.
No. He shouldnt play until there is cohesion in the team, throwing a 16 year old on the pitch and expecting him to do anything other than gain experience is plain counter productive
 

Osman

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Aug 30, 2002
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He wouldnt have come on anyways let alone make bench with Dybala back (unlike Serie A, CL only allows 7 on bench) , was called up due to injuries and it's one less now. Serie A is easier to continue be called up for since you can have 12 players on the bench.

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Bezzy

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Jun 5, 2010
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He wouldnt have come on anyways let alone make bench with Dybala back (unlike Serie A, CL only allows 7 on bench) , was called up due to injuries and it's one less now. Serie A is easier to continue be called up for since you can have 12 players on the bench.

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He isn't again :(
 

Zzak

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Sep 11, 2014
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I don't think this kid should get any more minutes until he signs a 5 year deal in February.
Considering the fact that Raiola is his manager if he scores a goal he's gonna suck us dry on the contract.
So, I for one am actually glad that Dybala's back and he won't get any more 1st team opportunities.
 

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