Randal KoloMuani’s future is still uncertain, butit’s clear hewon’t be staying at PSG. Last season, he impressed while on loan at Juventus, scoring or assisting 10 goals in 19 appearances across all competitions.
With the transfer window open and no deal yet between Juventus and PSG, the situation remainsup in the air — and several Premier League clubs are watching closely.
According toCorriere dello Sport, Juventus has offered a €10 million loan dealthat includes a mandatory purchase clause if they qualify for the Champions League.
PSG, however,want a guaranteed fee between €40 million and €45 million. Chelsea, Newcastle, and especially Manchester Unitedare all keeping a close eye on the French forward as a possible summer signing.
Will Juventus finally land PSG outcast?
Randal Kolo Muani
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La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus and PSG are close to agreeing on a deal for Kolo-Muani. The clubs are negotiating a loan with an option to buy for €10 million plus €35 million, which could turn into an obligation to buy if certain sporting conditionsare met.
Nonetheless,there’s still amajor hurdle as Juventus will need to finalize a few player departures before the transfer can be completed. Moreover, the Serie A side need to finalize, considering there are other suitors.
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Sky SportGermany’s Florian Plettenberg reported that Newcastle United have opened talks for Kolo Muani, who has emerged as their main target after their chase for Benjamin Sesko fell through. While still looking at other options, the club views Kolo Muani as a serious possibility.
Meanwhile,TEAMtalk recently revealed that Tottenham Hotspur are also gauging KoloMuani’s interest in a Premier League move. PSG aresaid to be asking for at least €55 million (£48 million / $64 million) for the forward, with about half of that expected tobe paid upfront.