Everton forward Moise Kean admits he “made a mistake” and insists he is ready to move on and fight for his place in the Premier League.

The Italy international has been linked with a move back to Serie A after a tough start to life at Goodison Park. He has lately been punished for tardiness, as he was dropped by both club and national team.

The former Juventus starlet bounced back with a brace for the Azzurrini against Armenia, and is now looking to do the same at Everton.

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Roberto Mancini has advised Everton striker Moise Kean to “find a club that lets him always play” if he wants to make Italy’s Euro 2020 squad.

Italy have been seeded for the European Championship this summer but could yet be drawn with holders Portugal, who are in Pot 3 after they failed to win their qualifying group.

“Portugal in Pot 3 is illogical,” Mancini told Rai Sport.

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Roberto Mancini is giving Mario Balotelli six months to get back into the Italy squad for Euro 2020, but they've "renewed as much as possible."

The Italy boss was speaking at the Social Football Summit in Rome, and spoke about their 100 per cent qualifying record after predecessor Giampiero Ventura failed to reach the 2018 World Cup.

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Everton striker Moise Kean believes he has “responded on the pitch" to critics after scoring twice for Italy Under-21s against Armenia on Tuesday.

The former Juventus youngster vented on social media last weekend, in response to recent criticism of his performances, which have yielded no goals in four Everton appearances and speculation about a return to Serie A.

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Paolo Nicolato singled out Moise Kean for praise after the “spirited” Everton striker scored twice in Italy Under-21’s 6-0 thrashing of Armenia on Tuesday.

The European Under-21 Championship qualifier was due to kick off at 17:30 GMT in the Sicilian city of Catania, but adverse conditions meant the match could not get going until 20:00.

Nevertheless, it was worth the wait as the Azzurrini managed to almost emulate the seniors’ 9-1 demolition of Armenia last night.

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Italy U-21 boss Paolo Nicolato assures Everton striker Moise Kean has always been professional under his watch. "At his age it's not easy with this pressure."

Kean has made headlines for all the wrong reasons lately, as his father has claimed the striker shouldn't have left Italy last summer.

He's only started two games for Everton since signing for £27.5m from Juventus and was recently dropped for tardiness, an issue that also affected him during the European Under-21 Championships.

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Everton striker Moise Kean posted a message on Instagram venting his anger at recent criticism. "Don't talk about my life when yours is not an example."

Kean is having a difficult time adapting to English football, and has hardly kicked a ball for The Toffees since signing for £27m in the summer.

His father has stated in recent weeks that he shouldn't have left Italy and that he ought to return.

Since then, both Roma and Milan have been linked with the former Juventus striker.

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Roma are not just interested in Everton striker Moise Kean, according to the latest reports, but also reviving an approach for Real Madrid man Mariano Diaz.

The Giallorossi have been linked to Kean in recent days, with the former Juventus striker not getting a lot of game time at Goodison Park.

According to today's Corriere dello Sport, Roma director of sport Gianluca Petrachi has also reignited his interest in Diaz.

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There are reports Mino Raiola offered Everton outcast Moise Kean to Milan, but they would prefer Mario Mandzukic from Juventus.

Kean is widely expected to head back to Italy, probably on loan with an option to buy, just months after his almost €30m transfer to Goodison Park.

The Italy international has struggled for playing time and was dropped from the squad against Southampton for turning up late to a team meeting, an issue he has also been guilty of with the Italy Under-21 team.

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Moise Kean is heading back to Italy on loan after his Everton struggles, with Roma and Milan the main candidates.

The Italy international has barely featured since making the €27.5m plus bonuses move from Juventus in August.

He managed 11 total competitive appearances for the Toffees, but was dropped from the squad altogether against Southampton as a disciplinary measure after turning up late to a team meeting.

Roma and Milan are believed to be the main candidates to take the 19-year-old on loan in the January transfer window.

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