Fiorentina striker Moise Kean eyes comeback as contract clause draws scrutiny

Moise Kean, the Fiorentina forward, has used the summer to continue his rehabilitation from a tibia injury that limited his output last season. He posted photos from a holiday in London and the United States with his two children, mixing relaxed scenes with cryptic captions that many interpreted as a personal and professional statement.

Fiorentina, whose contract with Kean runs until 2029, is hoping to revive the form he showed in his debut season when he scored 25 goals in all competitions. A €62 million release clause can be activated in the first half of July, but the club and the player appear reluctant to trigger it after an under‑performing campaign that saw him finish below ten goals and miss the remainder of the season after an April 4 match in Verona. The club is assessing possible offers while Kean seems inclined to stay in Florence, despite a recent burglary at his home that resulted in stolen valuables.