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6 moves Juventus should make before the transfer window closes

By John Vaccaro

STADIO OLIMPICO, ROMA, ITALY - 2019/11/24: Sandro Tonali of Brescia Calcio and Edin Dzeko of AS Roma compete for the ball during the Serie A football match between AS Roma and Brescia Calcio. AS Roma won 3-0 over Brescia Calcio. (Photo by Andrea Staccioli/LightRocket via Getty Images)
STADIO OLIMPICO, ROMA, ITALY - 2019/11/24: Sandro Tonali of Brescia Calcio and Edin Dzeko of AS Roma compete for the ball during the Serie A football match between AS Roma and Brescia Calcio. AS Roma won 3-0 over Brescia Calcio. (Photo by Andrea Staccioli/LightRocket via Getty Images) /
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CAGLIARI, ITALY – APRIL 02: Moise Kean of Juventus celebrates his goal 0-2 during the Serie A match between Cagliari and Juventus at Sardegna Arena on April 2, 2019 in Cagliari, Italy. (Photo by Enrico Locci/Getty Images)
CAGLIARI, ITALY – APRIL 02: Moise Kean of Juventus celebrates his goal 0-2 during the Serie A match between Cagliari and Juventus at Sardegna Arena on April 2, 2019 in Cagliari, Italy. (Photo by Enrico Locci/Getty Images) /

Sign Moise Kean, Immediately Loan Him

I’m sure this will be met with differing opinions, but I believe now is the perfect time for Juve to bring back Moise Kean. I thought it was a mistake when Juve sold him over the summer and I believe they should take advantage of his current situation to get him back.

Let’s face it, his time at Everton has been absolutely miserable. He has yet to score a goal for his new team and has only started 3 matches. He didn’t finish any of those matches. I think that he would accept a move back to Italy in a heartbeat.

Juve could probably get him for cheaper than they sold him because of how badly he has struggled at Everton. Everton may also be eager to move a player that they could get a decent sum for to give themselves funds to bring in a different striker they think can help them make up the 6 points separating them and a Europa League spot.

I have no doubt that he could turn things around if Juve were to bring him back to Italy and loan him to a squad further down the table. He was phenomenal in his first real action for Juve in the second half of last season and looked like he was on his way to becoming a world-class player. This brutal half-season may have slowed down his ascent, but I believe that he could still succeed in the right surroundings, just like we’ve seen Gonzalo Higuain and Paulo Dybala recover from last year’s struggles to become dominant players again this season.

Juve doesn’t have a place for Kean right now, but 2 of their 3 starters are already over 30 and could be gone in the next couple of years. I’ve always thought that Kean was perfect for Juve and they should use this winter window to fix their big mistake from the summer.

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