Moise Kean

Italian footballer and Juventus striker

Moise Kean - Italian footballer and Juventus striker
Born

February 28th, 2000
25 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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Born in 2000, this footballer began his professional career at Juventus, where he made a significant impact in Serie A. Displayed exceptional skill as a forward, earning recognition for his performances. Joined Everton FC in 2019, continuing to showcase talent in the English Premier League. Had a notable loan spell back at Juventus, contributing to the team's success with key goals. Represented Italy at various youth levels and made appearances for the senior national team, participating in major competitions.

Scored goals for Juventus in Serie A

Played for Everton in the Premier League

Represented Italy in international matches

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