Transfer window – the details of Kolo Muani's move to Juventus | OneFootball

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·1 August 2026

Transfer window – the details of Kolo Muani's move to Juventus

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Randal Kolo Muani’s departure is getting seriously closer. According to Abdellah Boulma and Fabrizio Romano, the 27-year-old French Paris Saint-Germain forward is expected to join Juventus on a permanent transfer that could reach €50 million. However, the deal has not yet been made official by either club.

Abdellah Boulma:

The case now seems to be entering its final stretch. After several weeks of discussions over the structure and amount of the deal, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus are reportedly close to reaching a conclusion for Randal Kolo Muani. Caution is still needed, however, as long as the two clubs have not published an official statement. The obligation to buy is almost automatic given the announced conditions.


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Fabrizio Romano:

Final details for Randal Kolo Muani’s transfer to Juventus. Permanent transfer. €38m fee plus €12m in add-ons. No longer a loan with an obligation to buy, but a permanent deal. Contract valid until 2031, slightly more than €5m net per season.

According to the details reported by Fabrizio Romano, Juventus are now expected to sign the French international on a permanent transfer rather than on a loan with an obligation to buy. The reported fee would be €38 million guaranteed, with a further €12 million possible in bonuses.

Randal Kolo Muani is also expected to sign until 2031 and earn a salary slightly above €5 million net per season. For PSG, this structure would allow them to finally close a particularly long-running case while recovering a fee that could reach €50 million.

Signatures and official announcements are now awaited. We will have to wait for the real transfer terms, but the deal will indeed go through. PSG are doing very well after their “failed” investment.

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