Kean, expulsion after 40 seconds, spitting, lap dance. He repents and does it again – Corriere.it

The unbearable lightness of Moise. When Kean, 23 years old completed a week ago, he appeared in the limelight as one of the most promising young players, coaches and teammates swore that he would not end up like Balotelli. And instead the mistakes are always the same: bluster and levity. At the Olimpico he falls to the provocation of Gianluca Mancini, loses his head and after having jerked the Roma defender, kicks him. All 40 seconds after entering, a desperation move by Allegri in the 89th minute to give weight to Juve’s attack in which Vlahovic was promptly rejected by the Giallorossi block. What have you done, the coach shouted at him between furious and disconsolate.

Kean just can’t grow and risks throwing away the immense talent. His expulsion was not the fastest in Serie A history. They had done worse than him Pino Lorenzo of Bologna in the Emilian derby against Parma in 1990, sent off in just 10 seconds and the Atalantino Giulio Migliaccio in 2015 against Palermo, kicked out after 32. At least Kean repented, Allegri revealed. The attacker waited for the coach and team-mates in the locker room and apologised, head down.

Crocodile tears. His young career is studded with empty exits. In Nicolato’s Under 19, together with Scamacca, he had spat from the stairwell in the lobby of the hotel that hosted the Azzurrini, hitting some guests and had been sent home. During the 2019 Under-21 European Championships, on the eve of the third match, in which he would have been a starter, he and Zaniolo arrived late for the technical meeting and coach Gigi Di Biagio left him on the bench. Roberto Mancini had summoned him to Sardinia for the pre-meeting ahead of the European Championships, but managed to get his job stolen by Raspadori. At Everton they only remember him for a party with girls who danced the lap dance, punctually documented on social media, in the midst of the pandemic. Juve, who had sold him to Liverpool’s second team for 27.5 million euros, bought him back through a two-year loan and a mandatory purchase in June of 28 million (plus 3 bonuses). A lost bet for now. Kean doesn’t seem to have changed even if his teammates swear he has matured.

Allegri had already ruled him out at the beginning of the season because he showed up late for the call-up for the friendly against Atletico Madrid. Stadium fans boo him and yesterday his brother Giovanni spoke on social media in defense of Moise: You insult him whatever he does even if in the last few games he was more decisive than Vlahovic. Today the sports judge will disqualify him for 2 or 3 days, while the club will impose a large fine on him, as Allegri said. At least 20 thousand euros. Who knows if even this punishment is destined to fall on deaf ears.