Randal Kolo Muani’s departure could now be resolved very quickly. Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up talks in an effort to reach a final agreement over the transfer of the French striker.
At last? After several loan spells, major breakthroughs and significant setbacks, PSG are close to selling Randal Kolo Muani to Juventus. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, negotiations are progressing in a positive atmosphere. PSG are demanding around €50 million to release the player, while Juventus are currently trying to complete the deal for approximately €40 million.
Juventus Push to Finalise Kolo Muani Deal
The gap between the two clubs therefore remains substantial, but it no longer appears impossible to bridge. The parties are reportedly working on a formula that could bring their positions closer together, notably through bonuses or a financial structure suited to PSG’s demands. According to Matteo Moretto, further talks are scheduled between Juventus and PSG officials today and tomorrow, with the Turin club hoping to accelerate negotiations and finalise Kolo Muani’s return as quickly as possible.
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An agreement could therefore be reached within the next 48 hours. The situation may change at any moment, as Juventus appear determined to sign the France international following his successful loan spell in Turin. PSG, meanwhile, hope to secure a fee close to their €50 million valuation, which would allow the club to continue trimming their squad and raise a significant sum for the remainder of the transfer window.
Juventus are also reportedly working on the signing of a new goalkeeper. The Italian press mentioned an interest in Lucas Chevalier in June, although the French goalkeeper wants to remain at PSG and fight to regain a starting place.
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