News about Moise Kean

PETE JENSON: Xavi resigned, but he's leaving in instalments, putting on a shocking defensive display at a time when comparing Barcelona's horror show against Villarreal. The head coach's shocking news came in the aftermath of the humiliating 5-3 home loss to the commies, their lowest on home turf for more than 50 years. Real Madrid threptered Gran Canaria on Thursday, defeating Las Palmas 2-1.

In the summer, Atletico Madrid is ready to pay £20 million to land Matt O'Riley from Celtic. The Spanish giants want to buy the Parkhead midfielder on loan this month, despite being hampered by financial fair play issues. Mail Sport also knows that in the final week of the window, English Premier League sides are likely to ignite a bidding war for the Danish national.

After the hosts were limited to ten men after defender Malick Thiaw received a direct red card, Manuel Locatelli won 1-0 at AC Milan in Serie A on Sunday. When Thiaw received his marching orders for a last-man foul on Moise Kean, a very slow-paced match took a surprising turn five minutes before the break. Juve took over, with a deflected long-range shot off Rade Krunic, catching Milan keeper Antonio Mirante off guard.

PETE JENSON: For the first time since the Euros, Italy is back in London on Tuesday. Spalletti, a charismatic yet disciplinarian, has had a good game this week, but the problems were also growing long before police started to investigate Sandro Tonali and Nicolo Zaniolo over illicit betting. Only three players from the 2021 squad have returned: Gianluigi Donnarumma in goal, Giovanni Di Lorenzo in defense, and Nicolo Barella in midfield. Federico Chiesa had been called up to the squad in the spring, but he was unable to return from the team due to sickness on Monday. Spalletti has admitted to a shallow talent pool, and the team will be relying on 34-year-old Giacomo Bonaventura to be their Jude Bellingham in midfield. And remember the goals were scored by former Everton forward Moise Kean, who was suspended with Mancini because of disciplinary issues.

In reports involving Moise Kean's transfer to Craven Cottage, Fulham have stated that Marco Silva is not interested in signing him. Kean will be remembered best by English top-flight supporters from his incredibly poor first time at Everton. The 23-year-old centre forward moved to Goodison Park for £27.5 million but had a rough time on Merseyside and was eventually sent back to Italy.

Moise Kean is expected to return to the Premier League after Fulham reportedly start talks with Italian giants Juventus over a move for the former Everton striker. Kean's most memorable first stint at Everton will be remembered by English top-flight supporters. With Everton, the Italian spent just one season in the English top-flight, but failed to impress and was sent out on loan to PSG for a season before being sent out on loan to PSG before signing back to Juventus on a revolving contract.

According to a survey, Moise Kean has denied allegations that he was booted from Italy's new under 21 squad due to a lack of motivation. The forward had been called in the squad for the team's games against France, Switzerland, and Norway this summer, but after a chat with boss Paolo Nicolato, he will now not be able to participate in the games. The 23-year-old's career has been marred with apparent personality problems, and he has been kicked out of the senior Italy squad and is tasked with returning to work via the youth system.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla defeated Juventus 3-2 extra time for their seventh time in history after winning the Europa League final for the seventh time in their history. The Spaniards have won six times and have maintained their record of never losing a semi-final on an extraordinary night.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Napoli took a step closer to winning their first Serie A title in 33 years thanks to a late Giacomo Raspadori winner over Juventus on Sunday night. Both Milan clubs won, as they continued their quest for a top-four finish, but Lazio lost to a shocking home loss to Torino. Alvise Cagnazzo addresses ten things we learned from another exciting weekend of Italian football.

Juventus beat Hellas Verona 1-0 thanks to Moise Kean's strike. The Bianconeri beat an advancing Verona side in the second half to keep their hopes of qualifying for European football alive. Keane broke the deadlock on his return from a red card suspension by collecting a stunning pass from Manuel Locatelli before smashing a low effort past Lorenzo Montipo in the Verona goal.

According to reports, Juventus will make a third attempt to sign West Ham striker Gianluca Scamacca this summer if Dusan Vlahovic or Moise Kean leave. Scamacca has had a difficult time since joining West Ham from Sassuolo last year, and Juventus are long-time admirers of the Italian national. Scamacca is a main target for Juventus if they have to bring in a new striker, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

AS Roma beat Juventus 1-0 in Serie A on Sunday, snaping the visitors' undefeated run of seven games in all competitions, thanks to a long-distance attack by defender Gianluca Mancini. Mancini won Roma in the 53rd minute after halftime, delivering a spectacular low shot from a distance into the bottom left corner and leaving Juve keeper Wojciech Szczesny no chance. Juventus, who had multiple opportunities to score, were left with ten men just before fulltime when Moise Kean kicked out at Mancini after the Roma player grabbed his shirt in a tussle, resulting in a straight red card one minute after starting.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Massimiliano Allegri's popularity with him and his tactical misjudice at Juventus is on the rise. The Bianconeri may have won their last three league games, but the team still has a number of technological, organizational, and organizational inconsistencies that have yet to be addressed by the Italian coach. Allegri's 5-4-1 formation when his team is defending is neither pleasing on the eye nor effective at motivating his players. Angel Di Maria, Dusan Vlahovic, Federico Chiesa, and Moise Kean's likes aren't used to fighting and want to give something in the final third, but the team's cautious approach is creating a collective psychological blockade.

Juventus beat Spezia 2-0 on Sunday, extending their winning streak in the league to three games. Forward Moise Kean and winger Angel Di Maria gave Juventus a 2-0 win at Spezia. Juve, who were held to a 1-1 draw by Nantes in the home leg of their Europa League playoff tie on Thursday, moved to seventh on 32 points from 23 games. They are 10 points off the fourth position. 'We played poorly in the first half, making a lot of mistakes, but in the attack, we risked little or nothing,' coach Massimiliano Allegri said in a news conference.' We did better in the second round, but we risked losing a goal (goalkeeper Mattia Perin made an amazing save).'

Juventus beat Monza 2-1 in the Coppa Italia on Thursday, setting up a quarter-final showdown with Lazio thanks to Moise Kean and Federico Chiesa's goals. After a quick cross from Weston McKennie, Kean scored in the first goal in the eighth minute. Mattia Valoti equalized for Monza in the 24th minute with another header, this time from a corner.

Kean failed to meet his early promise at Goodison Park, resulting in a string of poor results while still being accused of not working hard enough. When Duncan Ferguson was sentencing Old Trafford against Manchester United, he was dealt the ultimate ignominy.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: In an action-packed final preparing for the Qatar World Cup, Italy's Serie A went out with a bang over the weekend. Napoli saw off a late push from Udinese to win over Atalanta, led by Edin Dzeko and Andre Onana, and Juventus regained their zeal in a tense victory over Lazio. As we go into the World Cup break, Sportsmail selects the best talking points from Italy's top flight.

Juventus beat Lazio 3-0 at home on Sunday, taking the lead right before halftime when Kean lobbed Lazio goalkeeper Ivan Provedel, who was still outside the area and could only watch the ball go into his empty net. Moise Kean scored twice. In the 54th minute, Kean regained control after Provedel blocked a strong shot by winger Filip Kostic before the Italy forward launched a deadly attack from near range into the center of the net.

Juventus took third place in Serie A after Moise Kean's second-half strike gave them a slim away win on Thursday night. However, they had a scare when the referee overturned a penalty decision for a handball by Danilo after a VAR investigation.

The 13th matchday of the Serie A season and the penultimate weekend of action before the World Cup break were full of anticipation. Lazio won the local bragging rights in the derby with Roma, Juventus dominated Inter Milan 2-0, and Napoli defeated Atalanta to keep their unbeaten streak going. ALVISE CAGNAZZO of Sportsmail is back with the main talking points from another packed weekend in Italy.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: There was only one positive on Juventus' miserable evening when they fell out of the Champions League, and it was Samuel Iling-Junior. In the 4-3 loss at Benfica, the young English midfielder displayed all his strength and technical ability, assuaging Juventus to dramatically raise the quality of the team in less than 20 minutes. The 19-year-old scored two goals and appeared to be a key figure in the Italian team's lineup on his debut in the Champions League last Friday after a commotion few minutes against Empoli in Serie A last Friday.

According to Juventus' front pages in Italy, 'Embarrassing defensive mistakes' left them 'in hell.' After a 4-3 loss to Benfica, the Italian giants were unceremoniously kicked out of the Champions League, and the front pages of some of Italy's most popular newspapers didn't hold back. 'Juve in Hell,' read the headline on the front of Corriere dello Sport, while Tuttosport asked, 'Who will pay the damages?' This is the first time in nine years that Juventus have lost out on the group stage.

After a dramatic 4-3 victory, Benfica has knocked Juventus out of the Champions League. At halftime, Antonio Silva, Joao Mario (left) and Rafa Silva (inset left) led the Portuguese side 3-1 up, with Moise Kean netting for Juve. Rafa Silva made it 4-1 five minutes after the break, but Massimiliano Allegri's men came two behind late on through Arkadiusz Milik and Weston McKennie, and the Eagles continued to the knockout stages, although Juventus (right) and manager Massimiliano Allegri (inset right) were ruled out.

Juventus won in three Serie A games on Friday night, with Moise Keane, Weston McKennie, and a second-half brace from midfielder Adrien Rabiot bringing Juventus's side a much-needed 4-0 win over Empoli, which put them into second place in a tumultuous season that has seen the 36-time Italian league champions struggle to find consistency having previously been promoted to mid-table.