There is belief at Goodison Park that he can follow a similar path to Romelu Lukaku, who became one of Europe's best strikers during his time with Everton.
Juventus will not have a buy-back clause on the deal to take Kean to Merseyside, although they will have first refusal in the future.
However, Kean decided against the switch as they could not promise him a starting spot.
The 19-year-old would have found himself behind both Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette in emery's thinking.
Meanwhile, Everton intend to build their side around the highly-rated forward and give him an opportunity to reach his potential.
Moise Kean turned down a switch to Arsenal in favour of Everton because the north London side could not guarantee him first-team football.
As Sportsmail exclusively reported first, Kean will join Everton this week in a £36million deal as the Toffees kick-start a recruitment drive.
But Unai Emery and Arsenal were keen to hijack the deal and contacted his representative Mino Raiola and Juventus over a possible move.
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