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·21 July 2026

Juventus Reheat Interest in Manchester United Outcast

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Juventus haven’t found a breakthrough in the Randal Kolo Muani talks with PSG yet and are more seriously pondering other strikers, and Joshua Zirkzee has joined Tottenham’s Richarlison in that regard, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs.

The Dutchman has been routinely linked with a Serie A return ever since he failed to become a regular for Manchester United, but it never came together. He’s gettable, but he’s not cheap. The Red Devils value him at €35/40M. Thet are open to formulas that cab facilitate his exit. He has scored twice and assisted once in 26 showings in 2025/2026.


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Zirkzee would be cheaper than Kolo Muani, considering that he makes €4M per year, less than Jonathan David and what the returning Frenchman would earn, €5M annually. The Old Lady has bumped its offer to €40M. PSG want €10M more and are welcoming other bidders. Unlike last summer, the saga won’t last for the entire window.

Until they get their guy, the Bianconeri won’t shut the door at bringing back Dusan Vlahovic, but at their numbers, not his. They continue to haggle with Parma for Mateo Pellegrino, whom they’d like to onboard regardless. They could throw in their recent newcomer, Jeff Ekhator, on loan to sweeten the pot, Corriere dello Sport reports.

Our Take on Juventus and Zirkzee

It wouldn’t be a proper transfer market window if he weren’t attached to coming back to Italy. The conditions figure to be more advantageous the longer he’s removed from his previous transfer. The fact that the buzz about fallbacks is intensifying doesn’t bode well for Kolo Muani, but it’s also understandable. His price tag is steep for someone who has had just six good months over the last three years.

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