Everton fans claim Kean still needs to be given more patience

Many Everton fans are calling for patience over Moise Kean, with small sections of the fan base writing the young striker off already.

The 19-year old forward has failed to score for Everton so far this season since signing from Juventus in a big money move this summer, having featured in 11 games in all competitions this campaign so far.

Used either as a late substitute or being played out of position, Kean has rarely had the chance to impress from the off and up front, where he has only started twice in the Premier League.

Having been nominated for the 2019 Golden Boy award, Kean is one of the most promising young talents across Europe, however a small amount of fans have grown impatient.

However, the majority of fans understand the need for patience with the young striker, and have explained on social media that the Italy international needs time to adapt.

Twitter: @EvertonFutbol Hes only young. Clearly got the potential. Give him time (@CamMurray78)

Twitter: @EvertonFutbol Foolish to write him off. A signing with the future in mind. Patience required. (@gigHaWatt)

Twitter: @EvertonFutbol Needs time (@GGenaral5)

Twitter: @EvertonFutbol Great potential, needs game time and a couple of goals for confidence (@chriswatson187)

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In all honesty I haven’t seen too many fans online calling on Kean to be axed over his early Premier League form, which is positive, but there are a few out there who cannot grasp that not every footballer is instantly ready to succeed in the English top flight.

Kean’s reputation alone suggests that he could become a major player for Everton, and when partnered with his performances and how sharp he has looked in the final third, it does seem like it is just a matter of time.

It can be difficult to be patient when the club aren’t performing, and with goals not easy to come by it does make sense why some are wanting Kean to be rushed, but in the long run it will pay off if he is given the appropriate amount of time to adapt, although Silva does need to hand him more minutes on the field too.