Juventus have reportedly reached an agreement on personal terms with Randal Kolo Muani and must now negotiate either a transfer fee or a loan arrangement with Paris Saint-Germain in order to bring him back to Turin, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
Kolo Muani spent the second half of the 2024/2025 season at Juventus, where he scored 10 goals and impressed throughout his loan spell. His performances convinced the club that he could become an important part of their long-term plans as they prepare to reshape their attacking options ahead of the new season.
Juventus Planning For Major Changes In Attack
The Frenchman enjoyed his time in Turin and believes Juventus is the best place to continue his career. That is why he is keen to return after spending last season on loan at Tottenham.
Juventus have continued to monitor the striker closely since his previous spell at the club and now see him as the ideal replacement for Dusan Vlahovic, whose contract is due to expire in four days. The Serbian forward has reportedly run down his current agreement, and there is very little expectation that a new deal will be reached before his departure.
The Bianconeri is now planning to recruit another striker during the summer transfer window, with Kolo Muani emerging as their preferred choice. Juventus are believed to have already agreed a five-year contract with the forward as they attempt to complete the move quickly.
Juventus Yet To Reach Agreement With PSG
Although personal terms have reportedly already been settled, Juventus still need to finalise an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain before the transfer can be completed. Discussions are expected to focus on whether the deal will be a permanent transfer or another loan arrangement.
Kolo Muani’s previous spell in Turin left a positive impression on both the player and the club, which has strengthened Juventus’ determination to secure his return. The Bianconeri are now working to conclude negotiations with PSG so the striker can return to the Allianz Stadium ahead of the upcoming campaign.
