Moise Kean was not present at today’s Fiorentina training session with permission from the club.
Moise Kean was not present at today’s training session Fiorentina with a permit from the company. According to what Fiorentina itself reports, the player has in fact asked for leave for family reasons and will return to Viola Park in the next few days. Second Sky he should be on the pitch regularly against Cremonese: “Kean, in all likelihood, it will be available to the Fiorentina for the match.”
Florence purple explains the environmental situation in Florence well: “Timing is sometimes everything. On the pitch, doing the right thing at the right time and with the right time makes the difference. Even off the pitch, being there when it counts makes the same difference for a professional. This is why the breaking news coming from Viola Park will have at least made some people wrinkle their eyes. Moise Kean was absent from field training today and will also miss the next sessions due to family reasonswith the company saying it will return to base in the next few days, without specifying when. A permission granted by the company about which it is not appropriate to make inferences. In respect of privacy, we can only underline the timing, in fact. Kean had already left the purple universe for a few days last April, there too for family reasons, everything agreed with the company, everything – rightly – remained secret. His absence, however, is making more noise now, because it comes following the defeat against Parma: at the Tardini we saw what is perhaps the worst version of the number twenty in purple, selfish (not in the good sense of the term) and imprecise, he tried as he often does to strike out on his own and resolve a situation on his own that he himself, with the same “one man against all” attitude, contributed to creating. It’s not the goals that are missing, it’s not the griddy dances that arrive at 5-1 at home against Udinese, but it’s the whole context, team and environmental, that has made most of the Viola fans change their way of looking at the center forward with the dreadlocks; in times when he was King Midas of Florence all excesses were allowed, from flexes made to opponents after a foul in midfield to others.
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