Could PSG finally offload one of their high-salary outcasts? After a tough season in Paris, Randal Kolo Muani has bounced back impressively while on loan at Juventus — and the Italian giants want to keep him.
The 26-year-old striker, loaned without a purchase option until June 2025, has done enough to convince the Bianconeri, who are now working on a permanent deal.
Loan with mandatory option to buy
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juventus and PSG are close to an agreement. The proposed deal includes:
- €10 million paid loan
- Mandatory purchase option, pushing the total package to €40–45 million (£34M–£38.5M)
Behind the scenes, Damien Comolli — a key advisor in the deal — is pushing to close it within 48 hours.
If finalized, the move would benefit all parties:
- Kolo Muani stays in a system where he’s thriving,
- Juventus secures a vital offensive weapon,
- PSG cashes in on a player who no longer fits the project.
This could be the beginning of PSG’s long-awaited squad clear-out.
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