Tarik Muharemovic is set to return to Juventus after two seasons away from the club, with an agreement close for his transfer from Sassuolo this summer. According to [Tuttosport](https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/serie-a/juventus/2026/07/03-149639059/chiellini_ho_i_brividi_il_prossimo_alla_juve_io_muharemovic_dagli_esordi_al_sogno_pi_grande), Juventus are moving to bring the defender back following his impressive performances in Serie A last season.
The Bosnian enjoyed an excellent first campaign in the Italian top flight and established himself as one of the strongest defenders in the competition. His performances attracted significant attention from several clubs, with Juventus now determined to reintegrate him into their squad ahead of the new season.
Juventus move to re sign Muharemovic
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Muharemovic previously progressed through the Juventus system but left in the summer of 2024 after failing to break into the first team. His move to Sassuolo has proven beneficial for his development, with the defender making major strides since leaving Turin and gaining valuable top-level experience.
Inter Milan had [reportedly been leading the race](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/02/inter-milan-continues-to-push-to-sign-bosnia-star-despite-juventus-interest/) for his signature following his strong season in Serie A, and the defender was believed to be interested in joining the Italian champions. However, Juventus have now decided to activate the buy-back clause included in the agreement that originally took him to Sassuolo.
Financial details of the agreement
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The report adds that Juventus also hold a sell-on clause in the deal, which means they are not expected to pay around 18 million euros for his return. That figure is considered significantly lower than the amount Inter Milan may have been required to spend to complete a transfer for the defender.
Sassuolo are still expected to make a healthy profit from the transfer despite the player returning to the club where he originally developed. Their role in his progression has been important, with the defender improving considerably during his time away from Juventus and now appearing ready for another opportunity in Turin under Luciano Spalletti next season.