Fiorentina’s managing figure Fabio Paratici says the club is not under pressure to sell striker Moise Kean despite reported interest from Como. He maintains that any decision around player departures is not driven by an urgent need for transfers.
Paratici says Kean—or other players—would only leave if specific conditions are met. According to the account, those conditions include agreement on a deal that satisfies the club and the player, along with certainty over the timing and terms of any move. The reporting frames the situation as one where Fiorentina retain control of negotiations rather than reacting to external pressure.
The different outlets largely align on the same core message: links to Como exist in the public narrative, but Fiorentina’s position is that there is no requirement to sell, and negotiations would proceed only under defined circumstances. Neither source provides confirmation of a completed transfer, and the emphasis remains on Paratici’s stated stance.
