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Post by Avinalaff on Apr 27, 2020 19:58:38 GMT
Have you seen anything that made you think there's a real player on our hands? There are signs , he is only young and I think Ancelotti could be a major plus in his development I think we need to patient on judging, for the only reason that our midfield has been terrible, and I'm sure all our strikers would get more opportunities if we strengthen in that area successfully.
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Post by empresstouch on May 1, 2020 16:10:38 GMT
There are signs , he is only young and I think Ancelotti could be a major plus in his development I think we need to patient on judging, for the only reason that our midfield has been terrible, and I'm sure all our strikers would get more opportunities if we strengthen in that area successfully. It's a similar issue with Sandro Ramirez.
If we'd have bought a left-footed wide midfielder,
instead of loading our squad with endless right-wingers,
we may well have seen more from Ross Barkley, Leighton Baines, Seamus Coleman
and all our strikers - including Oumar Niasse and Arouna Kone.
After all, scoring 16 goals in one season for Malaga
in a league the standard of La Liga
isn't a bad return.
That said, if Gbamin is the long-term replacement for Idryssa Gueye
and Andre Gomes is back to his awesome best soon
then off-loading both Sigurdsson & Schneiderlin is an easier decision -
not whether they go, but to whom - and in what form of trade.
So whilst Moise Kean needs a little tough love (to put it diplomatically),
the club can't lay the blame for his limited success entirely at the player's door.
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jul 19, 2020 8:32:24 GMT
Carlo Ancelotti has offered a firm refusal to part ways with Everton striker Moise Kean amid reports SSC Napoli have cleared the road to signing the Italian youth international. Ancelotti confirmed at his pre-Sheffield United press conference, via The Athletic’s Patrick Boyland, that Kean will be an Everton player next season, while hinting that the 20-year-old could have a starting role at Bramall Lane come Monday night.
Kean has struggled to establish himself as one of the first names on an Everton teamsheet since his £27.5million transfer from Juventus last summer, with Ancelotti following former Blues boss Marco Silva in often only favouring the Vercelli-born forward from the bench.
Between Silva and Ancelotti’s tenures, Kean has featured in 28 Premier League fixtures but has only started five of those, while opening just two of the Toffees’ five cup fixtures between the Carabao and FA Cups.
The potential, then, was there for Kean to depart Merseyside in search of more regular game time in the hopes of improving his Euro 2020 chances, having fallen out of favour with the senior Italy fold and only representing the U21s since departing Turin.
One potential avenue Kean could have seemingly explored would have been Napoli after Emanuele Cammaroto noted in his editorial for Napoli Magazine, via Arena Napoli, that the Serie A side had a clear road to his signing.
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Post by rugbytoffee on Aug 24, 2020 17:47:17 GMT
Everton are considering the possibility of sending struggling striker Moise Kean back to Italian football on loan for a year.
Kean arrived last August for a pricey fee of £27.5million, though has failed to settle at Goodison and largely found himself on the fringes
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Post by Avinalaff on Aug 24, 2020 23:06:38 GMT
Everton are considering the possibility of sending struggling striker Moise Kean back to Italian football on loan for a year. Kean arrived last August for a pricey fee of £27.5million, though has failed to settle at Goodison and largely found himself on the fringes Wouldn't he gain from playing in England?
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