Juventus plan to form Osimhen and Kolo Muani duo in major attacking overhaul | OneFootball

Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli plans to leverage his good relationship with Victor Osimhen’s entourage to pave the way for a move to the Bianconeri next summer, as they aim to add him to their attacking options while also retaining Kolo Muani.

Roma legend Roberto Pruzzo has recently revealed that a ‘reliable source’ informed him that the Napoli striker, currently on loan at Galatasaray, will join the Old Lady next summer.

Victor Osimhen Galatasaray (Photo by Ahmad Mora/Getty Images)

What is certain is that Juventus are expected to undergo a significant attacking overhaul next season, as they look to sell Dušan Vlahović to avoid losing the Serbian striker on a free transfer when his contract expires in June 2026.

Giuntoli’s plan to sign Osimhen and keep Kolo Muani at Juventus

According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri have placed Victor Osimhen at the top of their wishlist to replace the former Fiorentina target man. They are actively strategising to sign the Nigerian forward and strengthen an attacking department that they also hope to include Kolo Muani in.

Juventus are well aware that negotiations for the 26-year-old will be challenging, given Napoli’s reluctance to sell him to a Serie A rival.

However, sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli believes he can convince Osimhen to push for a move to the Allianz Stadium, leveraging his strong relationship with the striker’s agents. Giuntoli previously secured Osimhen’s transfer to Napoli in 2020 when he served as the Partenopei’s sporting director.

TURIN, ITALY – FEBRUARY 26: Randal Kolo Muani of Juventus is challenged by Liberato Cacace of Empoli during the Coppa Italia Quarter Final match between Juventus FC and Empoli FC at Allianz Stadium on February 26, 2025 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)

Simultaneously, Giuntoli is reportedly exploring the possibility of extending Kolo Muani’s loan from PSG for another season, allowing Juventus to avoid an immediate heavy investment to sign him permanently.

The French forward has impressed since arriving in Turin, scoring five goals in his first six Serie A appearances. Juventus are eager to keep him beyond this summer’s Club World Cup and integrate him into their long-term plans.