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Currently at Fiorentina where he shines, Moise Kean previously worked alongside world-class players in his former clubs. Between Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain, the Italian has seen a lot of people.
In comments relayed by journalist Nico Schira, the 24-year-old striker gave the name of the strongest player he had played with. The former Juventus player decided between Kylian Mbappé, Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo.
“Neymar and Mbappé are very strong but the best player I have played with is Cristiano Ronaldo,”
he said without hesitation.
The current Fiorentina center forward who has 10 goals and one assist this season in Serie A also gave the name of the best coach he had. “Thomas Tuchel is the best coach I have had,” he added.
The ex-Everton striker actually had one of his best seasons under the leadership of the German coach at Paris Saint-Germain before meeting Mauricio Pochettino during the second part of the season with whom he reached half-time. Champions League final.
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