Randal Kolo Muani Set for Juventus Transfer: €38m Fee Agreed
Reports indicate that Randal Kolo Muani is scheduled for his Juventus medical on Sunday. Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly given the green light for his transfer to Juventus for a fee of €38 million, with an additional €12 million in potential bonuses. Notably, the deal is no longer a loan agreement.
The transfer negotiations had been ongoing for an extended period, with initial attempts to secure him permanently after his loan spell in Turin. However, his subsequent loan to Tottenham Hotspur was also not made permanent, and he appears to have no future at Paris Saint-Germain.
Kolo Muani Poised to Join Juventus
Juventus had initially been hesitant to commit to a full transfer, hoping to secure a loan deal with an obligatory purchase clause at the end of the season. However, current reports from Sky Sport Italia and prominent transfer expert Fabrizio Romano suggest that Juventus has now agreed to an upfront payment without a loan component.
The guaranteed transfer fee stands at €38 million, with the possibility of an additional €12 million in add-ons, some of which are more readily achievable than others. The contract is expected to run until June 2031, with an anticipated net salary of €5 million per season.
Kolo Muani is expected to arrive in Turin on Sunday. If his medical examinations are completed swiftly, he may be able to join the Juventus squad for their pre-season tour later that evening. In related news, Kerim Alajbegovic has already arrived in Turin and commenced his medical tests for a €35 million transfer from Bayer Leverkusen.
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