Kean has burst onto the scene this season with the Juve first-team, which duly earned him a call-up by Italy manager Roberto Mancini.
Amidst the recent exploits, Biorou Jean Kean, the father of the promising striker who represented him before Mino Raiola signed him to his agency, has lashed out at his current employers.
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Kean started out in the academy of Juve's city rivals Torino until Biorou negotiated the switch to the Italian giants - with the promise of receiving equipment for agricultural purposes.
"Moise's mum and myself are separated and she, in the past, had wanted Moise to move to England," he told RAI Radio, as per ESPN. "I told [Juve] that I would keep him in Italy, but in return I wanted two tractors.
"The club told me there wouldn't be any problem, but they have still not given them to me and they don't even give me tickets anymore.
"But I want him to stay at Juve forever. Juventus are in my blood. I sent him to Juventus because I'm a Bianconeri fan."
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Biorou further revealed his influence was telling, as his son supported rivals Inter growing up: "My son was an Inter fan -- he loved Obafemi Martins."
The 19-year-old Kean has enjoyed a blistering start to life with the Azzurri, scoring three goals in his first three senior caps.