Juventus remain eager to keep Randal Kolo Muani in their squad beyond the current campaign. Reports suggest the Turin-based club is working on a proposal to extend his stay, with Corriere dello Sport revealing earlier in the week that Juventus have already prepared an offer to prolong the forward’s loan until June 2026. The proposed deal would include an obligation to purchase at the conclusion of the next season.
Further details emerged from Calciomercato.com, which stated that Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli has structured an offer consisting of €10 million for a fresh loan agreement, with a mandatory purchase clause attached. This approach underscores Juventus’ commitment to securing the striker’s services on a long-term basis.
PSG Reluctant to Sell Without Major Bid
Paris Saint-Germain, however, appear resistant to parting ways with Kolo Muani unless they receive a substantial financial proposal. The French giants remain firm on their valuation of the player, making it clear that without a considerable bid, he will return to the French capital in June.
Despite facing difficulties during his time in Paris, Kolo Muani has refrained from placing blame on PSG manager Luis Enrique. His remarks on the situation were met with a positive response from the coach, who acknowledged the player’s challenges.
Impressive Form in Serie A
Kolo Muani has made a strong impact since joining Juventus, scoring five goals in his first six Serie A matches. His performances have not gone unnoticed, as he was honored as Serie A’s Player of the Month for February. His seamless adaptation to the league has further strengthened Juventus’ resolve to keep him in Turin for the 2025-26 campaign.
Luis Enrique also praised the forward, stating that settling at PSG is not always easy but expressing only admiration for Kolo Muani’s abilities. The Spaniard acknowledged that he was not always able to assist certain players as he had hoped but maintained a positive outlook on the striker’s qualities.
