Juventus and PSG have finally agreed a deal for Randal Kolo Muani, with the Frenchman now preparing to fly to Turin for his medical and complete the transfer.
The move has been in progress for at least a year, as Juventus failed to sign him on loan again last summer and he moved to Tottenham instead. However, both the player and the club remained interested in working together again, and they have now finally reached an agreement.
Juventus complete Kolo Muani deal
Kolo Muani quickly agreed personal terms with the Bianconeri during this transfer window, and Juventus held discussions with PSG for several weeks before reaching a breakthrough. The French forward has been a long-term target for the club, and they are pleased to finally bring him back into their plans.
According to Fabrizio Romano, a deal is now in place between the two clubs, and Luciano Spalletti will welcome his new signing to Juventus’ pre-season training camp within the next 48 hours. The agreement represents an important step in Juventus’ efforts to strengthen their attack.
RMC Sports adds that the move will be a loan deal with a mandatory clause that will make the transfer permanent at the end of the season for around 45m euros. This structure allows Juventus to secure the player while completing the financial side of the agreement over time.
Expectations high for French striker
Juventus has been keen to sign Kolo Muani since allowing Dusan Vlahovic to run down his contract, and the club will be delighted that the Frenchman has finally joined them. His arrival is expected to provide more options and quality in the attacking department.
There will be significant expectations placed on Kolo Muani as he begins this new chapter of his career. Juventus supporters will hope that his pace, movement and attacking ability can help the team achieve its objectives this season.
Spalletti will also be eager to see how the striker adapts to his tactical approach. The manager will hope Kolo Muani can quickly settle into the squad and become an important player for Juventus throughout the campaign.