Juventus are on the verge of securing Randal Kolo Muani’s return to Turin after Paris Saint-Germain sources confirmed for the first time that an agreement is drawing near. The Italian club have submitted a revised offer that brings them closer to the French champions’ valuation, with negotiations now at an advanced stage.
The proposed structure would see the 26-year-old French striker initially join on a one-season loan deal. This would include an obligation to buy fixed at €40 million, supplemented by performance-related add-ons. To bridge the gap to PSG’s €50 million asking price, Juventus have raised both the bonus fees and the sell-on clause included in the package.
Familiar face in attack
Kolo Muani requires no introduction to supporters of the Bianconeri. The forward previously featured for the club during the second half of the 2024-25 season, contributing 10 goals in 22 appearances across all competitions. His temporary stay proved productive before he departed for a loan spell at Tottenham Hotspur throughout the 2025-26 campaign.
Recent contacts between the two clubs have grown increasingly constructive, with Italian media outlets reporting that relations have warmed considerably. The confirmation from PSG representatives marks a notable shift in the negotiations and suggests the transfer could reach completion swiftly if the final financial details satisfy the Ligue 1 champions.
Final stages and contingency plans
The proposed structure reflects Juventus’s strategy of securing the player with an initial loan while committing to a permanent transfer through the obligation clause. This approach would spread the financial outlay across accounting periods while giving the Turin club an immediate boost to their attacking options without waiting for the final payment.
Sources indicate that Juventus will not table an improved bid beyond the current proposal. Should PSG decline these terms, the Serie A side are prepared to abandon the pursuit and redirect their focus toward alternative attacking reinforcements. However, Kolo Muani remains their priority given his proven goal-scoring record during his previous spell in Turin and the advanced state of the current negotiations.