Paris Saint-Germain’s recent summer transfer window was as chaotic as could be due to the multiple urgent needs that the club had. For one, PSG had a need for a new backup center forward following Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting’s departure from the club, and the Ligue 1 side wound up finding such a player in Moise Kean. The Italian forward is currently on a season-long loan stint with PSG, and he has so far met expectations thanks to the four goals scored in all competitions this season.
At this rate, PSG sure would be more than pleased to sign Kean on a permanent transfer deal when his loan stint is up, but the club may not get the opportunity to do so.
Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti spoke over at a recent press conference (via Liverpool Echo) about Kean’s situation with the Blues. Ancelotti dropped further information about Kean’s status with Everton.
“We decided to allow him to go on loan, to play more, to have more opportunity to play more,” Ancelotti said. “He is showing his quality and he will be back next season. I didn’t speak with him, but I saw him score four goals in two games.
“This is good for Paris Saint Germain, for him, and for us also.”
Kean likely may not have a starting role at Everton upon his return to the club due to the developing form of Dominic Calvert-Lewin. It sure will be interesting to see just where Kean will play club football next season.
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