Juventus’ Plan for PSG Loanee Revealed Amid Major Interest from Tottenham and Arsenal | OneFootball

Randal Kolo Muani quickly made his mark at Juventus. He contributed eight goals and assists in 16 appearances after joining Juventus on loan from Paris Saint-Germain.

PSG are hoping his strong showing in Turin will boost his value ahead of the summer, as they aim to recoup at least half of the €95 million they spent to acquire him from Eintracht Frankfurt in 2023.

Kolo Muani struggled for playing time under Luis Enrique this season, starting just twice across all competitions. His future could be further shaped by potential changes in Juventus’ managerial setup.

After Thiago Motta’s departure, Igor Tudor took over. However, Kolo Muani was struggling to emerge as a key figure in the attack under his leadership. Nonetheless, the PSG loanee has played over 80 minutes and scored once in his last three appearances for Juventus.

What’s the latest on Randal Kolo Muani

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As the 2024-25 season nears its end, journalist Mirko Di Natale revealed the latest regarding Juventus’ plan for Kolo Muani.

“I have one certainty, the Juventus management will have a meeting with PSG at the end of the season will propose a new deal for Randal Kolo Muani and they’ll offer a loan with a right to buy,” Di Natale said.

Last month, GIVE ME SPORT reported, citing sources, that Tottenham Hotspur are planning another attempt to sign Kolo Muani to Hotspur Way if Juventus do not make his loan deal permanent at the end of the season.

The report also highlights that, regardless of whether Ange Postecoglou stays in charge, Tottenham is keen to strengthen its attacking options.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future at Juventus, Muani is expected to have plenty of suitors this summer. TuttoJuve previously reported that Arsenal and Newcastle United are currently leading the race for the 26-year-old France international. It will be interesting to see where the Frenchman continues his career and if he moves on loan or permanently.