MOISE KEAN has hit out at his own father who said he should never have joined Everton.
The Italian forward, 19, made the switch from Juventus over the summer in a deal worth up to 36million.
But Kean has yet to score in nine Premier League games for the Toffees and was left out of the squad for their trip to Southampton, which they won 2-1.
His father Biorou Jean has revealed it was a mistake for him to move to Goodison Park, saying “I didn’t like this transfer” and that he should switch to Roma.
But the striker hit back on social media with a post in Italian, appearing to pour scorn on his father.
He said: “Don’t talk about my life when yours is not an example.
“I don’t dear the hard times when the best comes [after] them.”
Kean Snr also said he is owed two TRACTORS by Juventus five years after the club agreed to buy them for him when his son joined the club.
Jean said: “Sending my son to England was a mistake, because he’s still a young boy, he’s not feeling good at Everton, I didn’t like this transfer.
“I hope he can get back to Italy right away, I hope Rome, the important thing is that he comes back here.
“I have no relationship with Raiola, I never met him, I don’t even want to see him.
“He demanded my son’s power of attorney when he was 14 and together with my ex-wife he wanted to take [him] to England.
TRACTOR MOIS
“If there is a possibility of sending him back to Italy, I hope he can come back, so as not to ruin him.
“I did not understand why Juventus sold him, I think only for an economic question. I heard that Sarri didn’t want him, after Allegri instead valued him.
“They had promised me two tractors and they weren’t delivered to me.
“When he was 14, Giuseppe Marotta called me and took him to Turin when he had the chance to move to England.
“On that occasion he promised me two tractors, to help my brothers in exchange for signing for his passage to Juventus.
“I would have taken them even used, but nothing came to me.”
