Juventus have finally stepped up their pursuit of Randal Kolo Muani. Still determined to sign the French striker on a permanent deal, the Turin club has submitted an improved offer to Paris Saint-Germain and is now waiting for the French champions’ response.
PSG appear close to parting ways with Kolo Muani after weeks of negotiations and delays. According to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Juventus have increased the bonus package included in their proposal. Talks are continuing with growing confidence as both clubs aim to reach a final agreement in the coming days.
Juventus Close In on PSG’s Asking Price
The transfer has been stalled for several weeks due to a valuation gap between the two clubs. Juventus had previously offered around €45 million, while PSG were demanding between €50 million and €55 million for a permanent transfer. By improving the bonus structure, the Italian giants hope to match Paris’ valuation without significantly increasing the guaranteed fee. PSG must now decide whether the revised proposal is enough to complete the deal.
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Paris are eager to avoid another loan move and clearly prefer a permanent sale. After spending around €90 million to sign Kolo Muani in the summer of 2023, the French club is looking to reduce its financial losses on a player who no longer appears to be part of Luis Enrique’s plans. The striker, meanwhile, is keen to return to Turin after a successful first spell with Juventus, where he scored 10 goals and provided three assists in 22 appearances across all competitions. Convinced by his performances, the Bianconeri have made his return a priority, although they have also explored alternatives such as Richarlison to protect themselves if negotiations collapsed.
The transfer saga now seems to be entering its decisive stage. Juventus have taken another step forward, Kolo Muani wants to return, and PSG are open to a permanent departure. The only remaining hurdle is finding the financial formula that satisfies both clubs. If Paris give the green light, the French international could soon be back in Turin, bringing an end to his difficult spell at PSG.
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