On April 3, Pengwin received a direct message from Kean on Instagram. “You talk too much…” was the beginning of a verbal confrontation that escalated quickly. “What do you mean?” responded the influencer, surprised by the attack. The response of the Fiorentina striker left no room for doubt: “You know what I’m talking about, put your tongue up your ass or I’ll put it in your ass, do whatever you want.” The aggressiveness of the words reflected clear nervousness. Pengwin tried to calm things down: “Bro, talk to me well, we’re not singing here. If you have problems, write to me. “Were you offended by the comment about the match against Bosnia?”. Apparently, everything stayed there, but only for a few days.
On April 11, Kean returned to the fray with one more direct message: “Look, let’s stay and solve it. I am of few words, I’m not going to waste time writing to a commentator. Let’s stay and close the issue.” However, Pengwin did not remain silent. Instead of ignoring the message, he decided to post the entire conversation on his Instagram stories, questioning: “Are these the values of Italian football?”
With a video and another publication, Pengwin intensified the provocation. “Have we really reached this point? A Serie A footballer trying to intimidate with an air of arrogance? I have no words. Moise, you have screwed up,” said the influencer, while launching a deeper criticism: “I come from poverty, from the harshness of life, and they taught me that respect is above everything, even above fame and money. Reflect. This behavior does not represent me and should not represent a player who, with his few achievements, is still “the face of Italian football. If those are the values of those who represent us, I begin to understand why we can no longer even dream of a World Cup.”
