Moise Kean to Como: €10m Loan, €25m Obligation & What Happens Next

The agreement is structured as a €10m loan fee, followed by a €25m obligation to buy, with a further €5m available in bonuses. Italian reports confirm that Fiorentina have authorized Kean's departure as Como prepare to complete the final steps.

ANSA's report on the €40m agreement

Why Como Are Paying Up to €40m for Kean

Como are preparing for their first-ever Champions League campaign and have identified Kean as a major addition to Cesc Fàbregas' attack.

The 26-year-old striker brings significant Serie A experience and international pedigree, having scored 13 goals in 26 appearances for Italy.

The financial structure also allows Como to spread the commitment across the loan and permanent stages rather than paying the full €40m immediately.

Reports from Italy describe the guaranteed portion as €35m, with bonuses taking the overall package to €40m.

The Transfer Has Been Building for Days

Kean's move to Como has been developing throughout the final stages of the window.

Como initially pushed toward a €40m package, while Fiorentina held firm on their valuation. The eventual structure — €10m for the loan, €25m obligation and €5m in bonuses — provided the breakthrough.

Kean had also made his preference for the move clear as negotiations progressed, with the chance to return to Champions League football an important factor in his decision.

Fiorentina Already Have Kean's Replacement

The departure leaves Fiorentina needing to reshape their attack, and they have already moved quickly.

Beto has arrived from Everton as the replacement for Kean, while Fiorentina have also been linked with Manchester United striker Joshua Zirkzee during the final days of the window.

What Happens Next?

Kean is expected to travel to Como for his medical, with the final paperwork and official announcement to follow. Fiorentina have now given him permission to complete those formalities.

For Como, the move represents one of the biggest statements of their ambitious project ahead of their Champions League debut.

For Fiorentina, however, the focus immediately shifts to replacing one of their most important attacking players — making the final hours of the transfer window particularly important.