Como's €40m bid for Kean forces Fiorentina to rethink
Como have tabled a €35 million base offer plus €5 million in bonuses – €40 million in total – for Fiorentina striker Moise Kean, signalling a very decisive move that forces the Viola to decide on the forward’s future imminently.
€40m proposal to Fiorentina
The proposal consists of €35 million as the guaranteed fee and an additional €5 million in performance‑related bonuses. This €40 million total is the amount Fiorentina require, while club president Rocco Commisso and sporting director Fabio Paratici are reportedly taking time to respond.
Fiorentina have made clear they intend to identify a replacement of equal calibre before any agreement is reached, insisting the club must secure a striker of the same level. Their stance adds a further hurdle to the negotiation.
Meanwhile, Fabio Grosso left Kean on the bench on Monday evening, using him only when the result was already decided. This suggests the forward is increasingly distant from the technical project.
If the transfer materialises, Como would complete a historic buying spree, having already secured Willy Kambwala and being close to finalising the signing of Diego Carlos. The window would become unprecedented in the club’s history.
The club’s most expensive acquisition to date is Nico Paz, bought back from Real Madrid for €60 million, followed by Trevoh Chalobah from Chelsea for €30 million; a €40 million outlay for Kean would place him second on the list. The hierarchy of spend underscores the ambition behind the bid.
Como have also invested heavily in young talents such as Jesus Rodriguez, Nicolas Kuhn and Martin Baturina, underscoring the scale of the current transfer window. These signings complement the high‑profile targets.
The arrival of a national‑team striker would be the ‘cherry on top’ of a campaign set to leave a lasting mark on the club’s history. It would cap a season of record‑breaking activity.
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