The outspoken father of Juventus teen Moise Kean claims he is owed tractors as part of a deal the Italian giants have reneged on.
The star's father Biorou Kean issued the unusual demand for the farm equipment after he insisted the 2017 Champions League runners-up went back on a promise to purchase the much-needed provisions.
He thundered: 'They promised me agricultural equipment for my company in the Ivory Coast.
'There, I own several hectares of land, which I’d like to start growing rice and corn on. I’m an agronomist, I’ve worked in rice paddies and I asked for agricultural equipment.
'They told me that there was no problem. But then Juve’s lawyer contacted me to tell me their contract offer had been revoked because my requests were out of their means.'
Moise's dad is also insisting he did not sign documents confirming football agent Mino Raiola is his son's representative.
Although Raiola has playing talent worth hundreds of millions of pounds in his stable including Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba, Kean senior dismissed the fact the agent appears to act for the talented youngster.
The angry father slammed Raiola, saying: 'I’ve never signed anything.
'Raiola says he’s [Kean’s] agent - but I’ve never signed anything.
'I’d have chosen another [agent] if it were up to me.'
Born in Vercelli - situated between Milan and Turin in Northern Italy - to Ivorian parents, the precocious 17-year-old became the first player born in the year 2000 to score in Serie A.
The ridicule from Moise's father caps a bad week for Raiola after he was criticised for his role in another teenager's contract negotiations, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and his refusal to sign a new contract with AC Milan.
-Dailymail