Juventus is determined to sign Randal Kolo Muani from PSG, now that his price has dropped. The striker previously had a successful loan with Juventus but ended up at Tottenham after transfer talks failed last summer.
Juventus hellbent on signing Kolo Muani whoâs now available at affordable price
Juventus have a concrete chance at landing Paris Saint-Germain striker Randal Kolo Muani, whose price tag has been significantly reduced.
The French striker had a positive loan spell in Turin between January and July 2025, but the Bianconeri werenât able to secure a new agreement with PSG last summer.
The talks between the two clubs collapsed in the final days of the transfer window, prompting the player to join Tottenham Hotspur on loan, and the Bianconeri to sign Lois Openda as a last-minute replacement.
Needless to say, this arrangement didnât pan out well for any of the parties. Kolo Muani has been enduring torrid times in North London, with Spurs having a miserable campaign and currently lying in the relegation zone, while Openda has been a major flop for Juventus.
Therefore, Juventus never lost track of Kolo Muani, who remained an obsession for the clubâs CEO, Damien Comolli, as Tuttosport put it.
The Serie A giants had even tried to rectify the situation in January. While they managed to acquire the green light from PSG and the player, Tottenham refused to release the striker in the middle of his loan stint.
Nevertheless, the 27-year-old wonât linger in the English capital beyond the current campaign, and PSG have no plans to reinstate him in Luis Enriqueâs squad, which could pave the way for a return to Turin.
Juventus is interested in Kolo Muani due to his successful loan spell in Turin and his now reduced price tag from PSG.
Transfer talks between Juventus and PSG collapsed, leading Kolo Muani to join Tottenham Hotspur on loan instead.
Kolo Muani had a loan spell with Juventus from January to July 2025.
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The Turin-based newspaper reveals that Luciano Spalletti is all in favour of the move, identifying him as an upgrade on some of his current options, mainly Openda and Jonathan David.
While Juventus werenât able to reach an agreement with the Ligue 1 champions on the transfer fee last summer, the source believes the situation will drastically differ this time, as the strikerâs book value has dropped to just over âŹ30 million, with his PSG contract expiring in June 2028.
Therefore, Tuttosport believes the stars will finally line up for Juventus and Kolo Muani.