Painful: The SPG star doesn't help my father. I still expect the tractors I've been promised.

We've heard a lot of stories about players with economic inefficiency or even parents of economicly impossible players, but this case that is surprising the world media is exactly the story of a poor parent with a successful son and a millionaire salary.

This is the case of Jean Kean the father of 20-year-old SPG Moise Kean striker, showing the difficulties in his life without his son's help:

I'm suffering a lot in this period. I haven't worked in a year, and I can't find anyone to give me a hand. I'm an abandoned father. I've been trying to find a job asking people for anything to work with, but until today I haven't found anything. I've been operated on prostate recently and I don't have anyone to buy me medication, I'm home abandoned and my kids don't care.

I always pray for them, I will always love them, no matter what. I have the rent to pay and I'm in debt to the owner. Soon I'll be off the street, which is why I'm ashamed. The worst thing was when they took me off the train because I didn't have a ticket. I'm in trouble too. I went to Caritas last week several times, and it's something that takes away dignity. Everyone thinks I'm rich because I'm Moise's father, but reality is different. I've always followed him, even when I brought him to Juventus, he signed the first contract with me.

When I was in Fosano, Marota called me and said: We need you because Mois's mother, along with Rajola, want to send him to England. If you sign a letter stating that your son doesn't want to be moved by Juvenous, we'll keep him here. I asked him what I won, and they told me that they would help me. My answer was, I don't want you to help me, give me the old tractors you have, so I can take them to Africa and work the land because I am agronomim. I'm still waiting for those tractors.

His mother brainwashed him, and now she doesn't talk to me for years. She's jealous of her children and jealous of me. When he saw his son making money, he kicked me out. I accompanied her to play soccer everywhere, and she didn't want to. Mois can go anywhere, always have my blessing, even though I prefer to return to Italy, but if he feels good in Paris, I am happy for him. I ask my son for financial help because I can't. I would never have come this far, but I don't know how to get out of this.