Again, i'm not interested in why he failed, i'm just saying he failed. He couldn't get in the team and we loaned him out to put Cenk Tosun on the bench, that's a failure. I'm not saying he's rubbish or anything, just that his Everton career has been a failure, it's really weird to suggest it hasn't.When he played ( and I mean started ) he generally played well,.coming on for 10 mins at the end of games is a ridiculous way to manager a young lad. So again I wouldn't say he flopped in an Everton shirt because when he was given a chance he done alrite. Scored in his only two starts in the latter stages of the season.
Of course we hold all the aces, players have power but ultimately we own his contract which is a long one and we have a very wealthy owner so like most clubs we won't be bullied into selling anyone we don't need to, so if we value Kean higher than what psg have offered he won't sold.
Kean didn't want to be here because he wasn't getting a game, who's to say he doesn't go and score 30 goals for psg this season he comes back and Carlo says listen you've went out and done well your gonna play a big role next season?
Selling him now at that price to me a bad bad business, given how he has started his career at psg.
The manager who you're saying managed him in a ridiculous way will still be the manager when he comes back, so what will have changed? Will he want to be so horribly mismanaged again? Will Ancelotti's opinion of him have dramatically changed over the course of the season? Will his ability to score goals have been a total revelation to one of the most decorated managers in the game, something he hadn't foreseen at all? I'm guessing the answer to all those things is no. The proof will be in the pudding and i'd love to be proved wrong, but in my opinion people are massively overstating our position here. I think he'll go for between £30-35m, depending on how good Brands' pokerface is.