Can Yaman, former agent's backstory: 'His Italian adventure is coming to an end

Can Yaman is back in the spotlight, and revealing some backstory on his career path was provided by former agent Andrea Di Carlo.

Through a post published on his Instagram profile, the former agent of the Turkish star who captivated the Italian public, let it be known that Can's Italian adventure would be coming to an end and that soon, the actor will leave our country to return to his home country again.

The backstory on Can Yaman: former agent Di Carlo speaks.

In detail, revealing some backstory on what will be the Turkish actor's professional future was his former agent Di Carlo, who did not spare some barbs towards Can Yaman and the people who managed him in this last period.

"The Italian adventure for artist Can Yaman is coming to an end. The boxes are coming out of the Colosseum house and his collaborators are texting me saying they are free and available," Di Carlo wrote in his social post.

Then again, the former agent revealed that they could have done many more things together this past year, including the Sanremo Festival 2022.

'Difficult to find a dialogue,' Can Yaman's former agent reveals.

Apparently, in fact, the Turkish actor had apparently been "courted" by Amadeus to join the cast of the musical kermesse, but in the end, he never took the stage at the Ariston.

"But when the artist takes over common sense it is difficult to find a dialogue," Can Yaman's former agent added further.

"Having said that, I hope that in Turkey on the Disney platform, Can Yaman will find his space and placement and despite that he can be happy," the former agent of the DayDreamer actor concluded, hinting that he will soon return to his home country again after the Italian hiatus.

This fall arrives Viola come il mare, the drama starring Can and Francesca Chillemi

While waiting to find out whether or not Can Yaman will respond to this outburst by his former agent and whether or not he will confirm this possible farewell to our country in the coming days, fans are eagerly waiting to see his new fiction on air.

This is " Viola come il mare," the six-part television series destined for prime time on Canale 5, which was initially scheduled for the spring season.

In the end, however, Mediaset chose to postpone it until next fall: it would therefore air between the months of September and October.

How will Can fare in this first test that sees him playing the absolute star alongside Francesca Chillemi? Will he be able to win over the audience and succeed in prime time? To the audience the final judgment.