last month, sports witness Repeated claims about Fulham making a move for Moise Kean in the winter transfer window were covered.
The London club had expressed interest in January. Barcelona, Paris FC and AC Milan were also interested.
With no concrete offers made, the striker turned things around for himself in 2026. It has also helped Fiorentina regain some form to avoid relegation.
The former Everton player's situation is being talked about again. It seems Fulham are in the running to bring him back to the Premier League.
A deal could be possible for Fulham
tutomercatoweb Italy International report that Milan have made an ongoing search for him over the past few weeks.
Rossoneri manager Max Allegri has been important in Keane's career during his time at Juve. They would be interested in a reunification but a deal seems too difficult for the Serie A giants.
At the moment, the player is completely focused on Fiorentina and is not thinking about his future. But a deal may be more viable for Fulham, who are still interested.
This is because Keane has a release clause of €62m in his La Viola contract. This will be in place between July 1 and 15, which will fall during the World Cup period. The ex-Juventus player is likely to be in action at that time and there could be increased attention on him.
That price is quite high for Milan and for Italian sides in general. If suitors come forward, Fiorentina are likely to point to a release clause, and it would only suit Fulham.
Keane could be a good replacement for Marco Silva
While Keane's first shot at the Premier League did not go to plan, he has since developed as a player.
Physically, he has matured considerably and has become a real hunter in the final third. Sometimes he is criticized for missing chances but he keeps scoring the right runs to get those chances.
Keane struggled at the start of the season but now has three goals in four Serie A games. Last season, he found the net 19 times in the league, which led to his recall to the Azzurri.
He is a player who now knows his best role and Fulham could benefit from that. The release clause is arguably still higher than it should be, but at 26, Keane has a lot to offer.
