What happened: Juventus have reached a full agreement on salary and contract length with Randal Kolo Muani, with Italian reports describing a five-year deal worth roughly €5m per season. CEO Giovanni Carnevali is set for face-to-face talks with PSG to settle the transfer fee. The Frenchman is said to favor a return to Turin after a productive loan spell.
Why it matters: Landing Kolo Muani would give Juventus a proven Serie A scorer and signal renewed ambition in the forward line after an earlier approach for the same striker. The deal also tests whether Carnevali can repair club-to-club relations with PSG following a collapsed move in the previous window. At his reported wage he would rank among the highest earners in the squad.
By the numbers: Kolo Muani scored eight goals in 16 Serie A appearances on loan with Juventus in the second half of 2024-25. Juventus are willing to spend up to €35m including bonuses, while PSG are holding out for a fixed €40m — a €5m gap.
What to watch: Carnevali's meeting with PSG sporting director is the decisive step; watch whether the clubs bridge the fee gap in the coming days.