Spurs star targets Juventus return as PSG plot striker swap

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·25 Maret 2026

Spurs star targets Juventus return as PSG plot striker swap

French forward Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly determined to secure a permanent move to Juventus during the upcoming summer transfer window.

The 27-year-old forward is currently completing a testing loan spell at Tottenham Hotspur. He has struggled to find his feet in the Premier League, netting just once in 22 appearances this term. As per Gazzetta dello Sport, Kolo Muani remains eager to reunite with the Bianconeri after previously enjoying a productive stint in Turin.

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Paris Saint-Germain currently hold the Frenchman’s registration following their massive €90 million investment in 2023.

However, the reigning European champions have made it clear that Kolo Muani does not feature in their long-term plans. Sporting director Luis Campos is now exploring a creative exit strategy to offload the striker permanently.

Kolo Muani eyes Juventus return as PSG plot striker swap

Gazzetta report that PSG are considering a high-profile swap deal involving Juventus forward Jonathan David. The Canadian international moved to Italy on a free transfer from Lille last summer but has yet to fully convince the Turin hierarchy.

He scored 87 league goals across five Ligue 1 seasons and Juventus hope a swap-deal can be agreed.

A potential exchange would offer significant financial advantages for the Italian giants. Valued at approximately €40 million, the swap would generate a major capital gain for Juventus. Manager Luciano Spalletti remains a vocal admirer of Kolo Muani’s versatility.

He famously monitored the striker during his tenure at Eintracht Frankfurt and is reportedly keen to integrate the Frenchman into his tactical setup for the 2026-27 campaign. With Dusan Vlahovic out of contract in the summer, a centre-forward is the focus.

Kolo Muani has already signalled his willingness to return to the Allianz Stadium through his representatives. He felt deeply valued in Turin last season, where he scored 10 goals across all competitions in a six-month spell.

Despite interest from other European sides, his heart is set on a return to Serie A. However, any formal agreement remains contingent on Juventus securing Champions League football.