The brother of Juventus striker Moise Kean predicts that he’ll go abroad in January, at least on loan – “he’d like to try a different league”.
The 18-year-old could make his debut for Italy tonight, but has played just 12 minutes for the Bianconeri all season.
“Obviously it’s a great satisfaction, he’s happy and I hope he’ll get a chance against the USA tonight,” Giovanni Dossè told TuttoJuve.
The brother of Juventus striker Moise Kean predicts that he’ll go abroad in January, at least on loan – “he’d like to try a different league”.
The 18-year-old could make his debut for Italy tonight, but has played just 12 minutes for the Bianconeri all season.
“Obviously it’s a great satisfaction, he’s happy and I hope he’ll get a chance against the USA tonight,” Giovanni Dossè told TuttoJuve.
“Moise hasn't found much space at Juventus, rightly so because of the great champions there like [Cristiano] Ronaldo, [Paulo] Dybala and [Mario] Mandzukic.
“With those players there you can’t expect to play all the time. He has a huge desire to play and I hope he can amaze.
“He’s learning so much from the great champions at Juventus, but he’s still a lad who wants to stretch his legs a bit and show what he can do.
“Parma or Sampdoria? I don’t think Moise will stay in Italy, in January he’d like to go and try a different league to the Italian one.
“I honestly don’t know how many teams are following him, but we’ll see how the situation evolves. Not least because so many things could happen between now and January.”