Moise Kean's Renaissance in Paris

For one so young at 21 years old, Moise Kean has had quite an eventful and stuttering start to his professional career. Having already featured for four different clubs in the last five years, Kean is finally playing some of his best football at Paris Saint-Germain. His pace, offensive movement and great technical ability have allowed him to flourish at PSG. The Italian international has all the attributes needed to succeed at the highest level. His versatility across the front three forward positions has now enabled him to develop a dynamic trio with Kylian Mbappé and Neymar.

Kean has transformed himself in his current loan spell at France following a hugely turbulent season at Everton the year before. Free from the shackles of Merseyside for the time being, the 21-year-old has found the net 17 times in his most prolific campaign to date which includes three goals in the Champions League so far in six appearances – which have highly contributed to the Les Rouge et Bleus' season so far.

A year on from being an unused substitute in Everton's 3-1 win at home to Crystal Palace, Kean lit up the Camp Nou with a headed goal to all but seal PSG's 3rd goal on the night in an emphatic 4-1 first-leg win over Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16. In Neymar's absence that night, Mauricio Pochettino trusted his number 18 to step up to the plate as he positioned Kean as a left-winger that night - a trust that evidently paid off. 

Kean’s professional career began at Juventus in the 2015/16 campaign, aged 16, he became Juventus's youngest ever debutant in their 3-0 win over Pescara and scored his ever first goal for the Old Lady aged 17 - the game-winner at Bologna in a 2-1 win.