Months of speculation over Randal Kolo Muani's future have come to an end. According to RMC Sport, the French striker is moving to Juventus from PSG on a permanent basis. While a loan with a mandatory purchase option had initially been discussed, the two clubs converted the deal into a full transfer at the final stage. The agreement is structured as a €38 million guaranteed fee for PSG, with add-ons that could take the total up to €50 million.
The 27-year-old will sign a five-year contract with the Italian giants running until 2031, earning just over €5 million net per season. Kolo Muani underwent medical tests at Juventus' J-Medical facility upon arriving in Turin, and if the process is completed quickly, he is expected to fly out with the squad for their pre-season tour later in the evening. The forward will wear the No. 9 shirt at his new club.
Kolo Muani joined PSG from Eintracht Frankfurt for €90 million in the summer of 2023 but never fully established himself in Paris. He spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan at Juventus, where he contributed 10 goal involvements in 19 appearances, before a loan spell at Tottenham yielded just five goals in 41 games. With no future under Luis Enrique, Juventus moved away from their initial preference for a temporary deal after weeks of intense negotiations to meet PSG's demands.
Source: RMC Sport
Image: Ajansspor
Tuna Başkan
Marmara Üniversitesi İşletme bölümü öğrencisiyim. Victorum News bünyesinde küresel spor medyası, güncel gündem ve SEO odaklı içerikleri yöneten bir haber yazarıyım. Önceliğim, okura en hızlı şekilde ve daima teyit edilmiş haber ulaştırmaktır. İşletme eğitimimden gelen bakış açımı dijital habercilikle birleştirerek, ürettiğim her içeriğe hız ve güvenilirliği bir arada kazandırmayı hedefliyorum.
Discuss this in Forum
Join the conversation with thousands of sports fans. Share your opinion, predict the results, and earn reputation points!
forum Comments (0)
No results found
