Former World Cup winning forward Francesco Graziani has encouraged Roma to move forward with plans to sign Moise Kean in January.
A member of Italy’s 1982 World Cup winning squad, Graziani is friends with Roma sporting director Gianluca Petrachi, and regarding Kean, he has suggested that the Giallorossi “buy him immediately.”
Kean’s future has been heavily speculated upon this week, with a number of Italian clubs said to be keen on doing business over a loan deal in January.
However, Graziani wants a permanent switch to Roma, claiming the 19-year old can be the club’s main man for the next decade.
As quoted by Voce Giallorossa (via HITC), Graziani said:
Kean is a terrific footballer, he’s a future champion, boasts impressive physical strength and strikes the ball like a great centre-forward should.
He’s young and has plenty of room for improvement.
The only problem is his character, it should be looked at, I’d keep him with me for three days to catechize (teach) him, but if my friend Gianluca Petrachi wants a tip, I’d tell him to buy him immediately.
He could become the (main) centre-forward of the national team and eventually of Roma for the next 10 years.
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If Everton did let Moise Kean leave Goodison Park in January, and that’s a very big if, it would almost certainly not be on a permanent transfer.
The Toffees invested heavily in Kean as a future prospect in the summer, and they not be willing to lose an asset like him so easily after a tough six months.
I personally don’t see any benefit from loaning Kean either, but it would certainly make more sense than a permanent sale.
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