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title: "Raiola reportedly ‘unhappy’ with Moise Kean’s Everton situation"
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language: "en-GB"
author: "Elliott Cuff"
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published: "2019-11-13T13:00:03Z"
modified: "2019-11-13T13:00:03Z"
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# Raiola reportedly ‘unhappy’ with Moise Kean’s Everton situation

Moise Kean’s agent, Mino Raiola, is ‘unhappy’ with his client’s Everton situation, according to reports.

The Italy international has struggled to impress since moving to Goodison Park from Juventus in the summer.

After signing for £27million with plenty of potential and promise, Kean has only started twice in the Premier League this season, and he has failed to score in every one of his appearances in a Blue shirt.

Kean hasn’t played at all in Everton last three games, remaining on the bench against Brighton and Tottenham while he was [dropped from the squad for disciplinary reasons](https://readeverton.com/2019/11/12/kean-left-out-of-everton-side-last-weekend-after-missing-team-meeting/) against Southampton.

![Jan Kruger/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readeverton.com/readeverton/2019/11/1184232058-1.jpg)

Mino Raiola, who previously had Romelu Lukaku as a client during his time at Everton, is now ‘considering possible alternatives’ in the January window for Kean, according to Calciomercato ([via Sport Witness](https://sportwitness.co.uk/mino-raiola-unhappy-situation-everton-considering-moving-player-january/)).

The report also claims that there has been initial contact made between AC Milan and Raiola, with the Serie A club having also been interested in Kean in the summer before Everton pipped them to his signing.

Calciomercato also claim that with Everton not wanting to lose Kean on a temporary basis, they would likely only consider a permanent transfer.

### Read Everton Verdict

This whole story is very hard to believe, and for more reasons that simply because Italian media is notoriously unreliable.

Moise Kean has struggled to settle in, for sure, but at 19-years old it is understandable that some players need a longer adjustment period before they find their feet.

Kean has shown his immense potential on a number of occasions for Juventus, one of the biggest clubs in the world, so he is hardly not good enough to play for a club of Everton’s stature.

He is one for the future and with time, things will likely come good for Kean. If he still hasn’t scored in the summer, then maybe the club should reevaluate, but for now they simply need to have faith.