Juventus have reached [an agreement to sign Randal Kolo Muani](https://talkjuve.com/2026/07/29/here-we-go-juventus-agrees-deal-to-sign-kolo-muani/) and have also confirmed the arrival of Kerim Alajbegovic, developments that have left Luciano Spalletti excited about the club’s future.
The Juventus manager is working hard to prepare his squad for the upcoming season and ensure every player is in peak condition. As part of that process, he is eager for the club to continue strengthening the team with quality additions who can improve the overall standard of the squad.
New signings provide attacking options
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Kolo Muani impressed during his loan spell at Juventus in the first half of 2025, establishing himself as one of the league’s standout forwards. Meanwhile, Alajbegovic enjoyed an excellent campaign with RB Salzburg, producing performances that prompted Bayer Leverkusen to bring him back before agreeing to sell him to Juventus.
The youngster is also capable of playing on the wing, much like Kenan Yildiz, which has led to questions over how both players will fit into the same starting line-up. Supporters are keen to understand how Spalletti intends to make the most of the attacking talent now available to him.
Spalletti outlines tactical vision
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Yildiz is widely regarded as one of the first names on the Juventus team sheet, making it unlikely that he will lose his place following Alajbegovic’s arrival. Instead, attention has turned to how the Juventus manager plans to utilise both players without limiting either of their strengths.
According to [Football Italia](https://football-italia.net/spalletti-italy-updating-maldini-old-phone/), Spalletti has already explained how he sees the pair fitting into his tactical plans. He said: “We are right now lacking a centre forward who holds up the ball and a trequartista who can feed it to him.
“Kolo Muani is quite a complete striker, as he can drop deep and combine with the midfielders, he can attack the space, has played wide too. I see Alajbegovic as more of a trequartista behind the striker.”
His comments suggest that he believes the two new arrivals can complement one another, with Alajbegovic operating behind Kolo Muani rather than competing directly with Yildiz for the same position.