Many will remember Moise Kean with his difficulties in the Premier League, but, in Italy, the attacker redefined himself as one of the warmest properties in the league.
The Italian joined Fiorentina at the start of the season after spells for Juventus, Everton and PSG, and scored 16 goals in Serie at this term.
He marks an amazing turnaround in the career of the promising attacker after having struggled to find a form in front of the goal during his years in Merseyside and Turin.
Kean spent two years in Everton – marking only four times – but was only involved in their team configuration for his first year after being loaned to PSG in 2020-20121.
Since he left the Toffees, however, Kean has found a new breath in Italy after having spent a series of difficulties on and off the field.
The reports in January said that the attacker was involved in a love triangle with two women, but the situation is now, apparently resolved.
The Fiorentina star, Moise Kean, has become one of the most prolific attackers in Europe this year
The old Everton flop has rediscovered its best form since its implementation in Italy
The reports claimed that Kean was in a love triangle with India Noelle (left) and Federica Fornasiero
Federica Fornasiero, marketing specialist in Novara, and India Noelle, influencer, had both been seen attending the Kean matches and at events in which he was.
Fornasieiero had been represented in matches when Kean was playing and relaxed by a swimming pool that seemed identical to that which the attacker had published online.
Noelle, meanwhile, had been spotted in the same restaurant as Kean attended and published a video on Tiktok with the legend: “My (Emoji de Coeur) is in (Italian flag)”.
In addition, fans in the eyes of the eagle noticed that the selfies taken by Fornasiero and Noelle seemed to have been captured in the same bathroom – which would be Kean.
Fans have hypothesized that Kean has been going out with Fornasieiero since August of last year after sharing a photo in the Lamborghini of the attacker. Months later, Noelle shared a photo in the same car.
Now, however, it seems that Kean made his decision between the two women after having shown a blow from his face in his last dumping ground on Instagram.
At the beginning of the month, the 25-year-old woman shared the close-up photo, among a number of others, which showed Noelle with her hand lifted above her face.
Meanwhile, after fighting in Everton, Kean returned to Juventus – the team he left to join the Toffees – in order to resume his best form in front of the goal.
Internet detectives covered that Noelle had published a photo on Tiktok which reflected the restaurant in which Kean had been at the time
Fornasiero, meanwhile, had already shared photos as she supported Kean
However, Kean shared a close plan of the face of Noelle – apparently confirming their relationship
However, things did not go on how the Italian star had considered and through 102 appearances for the team in three years, he only scored 14 goals.
During his stay at Juventus, he was labeled “lazy and irritating” by the Italian points of sale – with one to claim that “each time Allegri gives him a chance, he wastes it”.
His attacking difficulties led the old lady to sell Kean for the second time in her career, with the Rival League of Fiorentina, the side that was ready to try her luck.
In the end, dividends were paid for the Raffaele Palladino team – the attacker continuing to score 20 goals on 34 appearances for the Serie A team.
So what has changed? Well, according to his brother, Kean collects the awards of an environment change, among a number of other things.
In an interview with Pentasport, Kean’s brother Giovanni said: “In Florence, he immediately perceived confidence, that was what he needed.
“At Juventus, we expected more consideration, but Fiorentina immediately convinced us of the project. He needed a place like Florence.
“He’s going very well. He is a very reserved person, he rarely opens to people or goes around the city.
Kean relatives have attributed its recent form to the new environment around it
In total, the 25 -year -old scored 21 goals in 35 games all competitions this year
“In Florence, he likes the warmth of people and compared to Turin, he is already going out more. Is he really well / do they eat their hands in Turin? I was looking for the right word to say their d ***! ‘
Many Italian outlets have started singing Kean’s praises in their recent cover, Gazetta saying that “the child prodigy has become a man” since his move.
In a room separated from the exit, they sought to discover the reasons for the formidable form of Kean and, in the same way as her brother, believe that Florence is the answer.
The point of sale claims that Kean found a “family, love and confidence” with the Serie A side and which, in turn, brought its prolific shape in front of the goal of Fiorentina.
However, despite the reversal in shape for Kean, he also encountered difficulties since he moved to Fiorentina.
Last month, the former star of Everton and Juventus was transported to hospital after leaving the ball during the late defeat 1-0 of Fiorentina against Hellas Verona.
Kean was taken to the hospital after leaving the ball during the shock of the Fiorentina with Hellas Verona
The players called for medical help after the Italian star fell for a second time during the match
Kean’s collapse came after the striker was involved in a strong collision – while trying to win back the ball, he slipped and contacted the knee of Pawel Dawidowicz before descending and holding his face in clear discomfort.
After being authorized to play on the long follow -up on the field of Fiorentina medical staff, Kean fell into the central circle, the two sets of players frantically to obtain help in the midst of disturbing scenes in Verona.
After receiving more treatment, Kean was withdrawn from the ground on a stretcher with a neck splint and to the ambulance on the edge of the height.
The Italian club went to social networks to share an update on its status shortly after arriving at the hospital, to the relief of their fans.
