Moise Kean is improving at Fiorentina after a tough season. His contract has a 52 million euro release clause, valid only in July, allowing clubs to bypass negotiations. This clause, requested by Kean's team, aims to protect him, with Fiorentina hoping to deter moves to other Italian clubs by setting a high price. Interest from foreign clubs, especially in the Premier League, is possible due to Kean's past with Everton. The situation will be reviewed next summer, particularly if Fiorentina makes it to the Champions League.

Fiorentina acquired Moise Kean from Juventus during the summer transfer period for a fee of 13 million euros, which is to be paid in four installments, along with an additional 5 million euros in bonuses. Kean has committed to a contract that extends until June 30, 2029. The contract features a release clause set at 52 million euros, which is only operative during the summer transfer window until July 31. This clause applies to both domestic and international clubs, indicating Fiorentina's confidence in Kean.

Mancini stated he should play as a central striker. Performs better as a central striker compared to playing on the wing.

Kean, the striker who arrived in Florence amidst some skepticism, is finding game consistency and scoring goals both at Fiorentina and with the national team.