2020/21 Moise Kean

[everton1953]

Hmm, does not look as though Carlo agrees. Of course Carlo could be wrong.

 

[BarryThompson1]

Get him in for winter .

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Hmm, does not look as though Carlo agrees. Of course Carlo could be wrong.

Well Carlo keeps playing Sigurdsson...

 

[Mattress123]

Its a really great article I have seen today, I appreciated your hard work and experience.

 

[Joey66]

Yeah, if we sold him for 100 mill, you'd still find fault.

Yep and happy birthday have a nice day

 

[RomanReigns]

If rumours are true about Neymar and possibly mbappe leaving soon then they will have a war chest of money and may go in big for kean.

Have to just bide our time and wait to see what happens

 

[Toast]

If rumours are true about Neymar and possibly mbappe leaving soon then they will have a war chest of money and may go in big for kean.

Have to just bide our time and wait to see what happens

Neymar and Mbappe finally completing their moves to Newcastle then ?

 

[HTCHERO]

He's in a farmer league and won't cut it!

 

[HTCHERO]

If rumours are true about Neymar and possibly mbappe leaving soon then they will have a war chest of money and may go in big for kean.

Have to just bide our time and wait to see what happens

Wait for it...wait...hahahah

 

[Saint Domingo]

Could be another Onyekeru type deal from Brands, get them in at decent value, loan them out so other teams pay their wages, their book value decreases but their real value soars, then flog them turning a nice FFP profit for Everton.

 

[Tubey]

It may be the "common opinion" but its an incorrect one.

He was crap for us.

That's a statement of fact. Looked like a lost kid on the pitch.

He's doing well in a farmer's league surrounded by world class players. Good for him. Good for us too as we'll make money on him.

But he was crap for us, and there's no indication he'd ever be anything other than crap for us.

It's like United selling Lukaku and then him suddenly scoring for Inter in a farmer's league - it doesn't mean it was a mistake for United to let him go; it just means he's scoring goals in a farmer's league, nothing more.

 

[aglee]

He was crap for us.

That's a statement of fact. Looked like a lost kid on the pitch.

He's doing well in a farmer's league surrounded by world class players. Good for him. Good for us too as we'll make money on him.

But he was crap for us, and there's no indication he'd ever be anything other than crap for us.

It's like United selling Lukaku and then him suddenly scoring for Inter in a farmer's league - it doesn't mean it was a mistake for United to let him go; it just means he's scoring goals in a farmer's league, nothing more.

Tell us where the farmer touched you

 

[Bluewolf]

As I say, the point I'm making is that I don't understand how we've been clever, if Kean had gone on loan to a run of the mill side in Europe and had the start like he has had a PSG would we have still been 'clever' what has happened is that we've got lucky that a team like PSG came in for him to show what kean can do therefore being lucky has given us a chance of making some profit on him if he keeps banging them in which will be good business on our behalf if we do.

The clever part was sending him out to psg at all. Sending a player who doesn't start for us on loan to a team that has players like icardi and mbappe starting upfront was a gamble. Sending our back up striker on loan at all was a gamble. He could of well of gotten completely lost in the shuffle at psg but brands and most importantly the lad himself backed him to have a successful loan spell.

We can only really say whether sending him out on loan was actually a clever move at the end of the season but if he carries on the season the way he's started it most certainly will of been a clever move.

If he can get 15+ goals this season I think we'll be able to sell him for 40+ million in the summer. Which would massively help with our ffp.

 

[donny]

It may be the "common opinion" but its an incorrect one.

The man was right though his performances for us were terrible,whatever the circumstances.Hope he continues his recent form and it is a win,win situation for us,

 

[kenada_blue]

He was crap for us.

That's a statement of fact. Looked like a lost kid on the pitch.

He's doing well in a farmer's league surrounded by world class players. Good for him. Good for us too as we'll make money on him.

But he was crap for us, and there's no indication he'd ever be anything other than crap for us.

It's like United selling Lukaku and then him suddenly scoring for Inter in a farmer's league - it doesn't mean it was a mistake for United to let him go; it just means he's scoring goals in a farmer's league, nothing more.

Cant remember where I read it but some stat site broke down his games compared to ours. To summarise...he runs, touches the ball, and generally does less and scores more for PSG than he did for us. His heat map doesn't leave the oppositions box.

Which is fine. But he won't get anywhere near ousting DCL if he came back as that type of player.