Rumоr hаs it thаt Mаnchester UniteԀ hаve been ‘оffereԀ’ the оppоrtunity tо sign Mоise Keаn, а striker fоr Juventus, this mоnth.
United officials anticipate a low-key last two weeks of the transfer window, but they will keep an eye out for any possibilities. It is said that Erik ten Hag is eager to add attacking reinforcements to the team to assist and back up the promising but young Rasmus Hojlund.
In 12 appearances for Juventus this season, Kean has started just six and has failed to score a goal. As a result, he is considered a peripheral player. He needs more regular playing time, and United reportedly offered to sign the 23-year-old.
Interested parties are merely need to cover the Italian’s salaries, according to the source, and Juventus has extended an offer for Kean to be loaned out. His availability has been brought to the attention of several English clubs, including West Ham, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Chelsea, Arsenal, and AC Milan. Other possible European destinations include Lyon and Atletico Madrid.
After two seasons on loan in Turin for Everton, Kean returned to Juventus permanently in a £25 million deal last summer. Despite spending £30 million to sign the talented attacker from Italy in 2019, he failed to live up to expectations, making 39 appearances for the Toffees and scoring just four goals.
Though United are looking for a temporary solution up front, rumors have it that Ten Hag would prefer a more seasoned player to assist Hojlund. Despite his promising start since joining from Atalanta for £72 million, the Danish international is still a raw 20-year-old.
United may be unable to sign a new forward due to Anthony Martial’s decision to see out the rest of his contract. The club’s management chose not to activate a 12-month extension when the French international’s contract expires in the summer. According to Martial’s agent, his client will remain at United until the summer, despite rumors of interest from Turkey and France.
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