Paris Saint-Germain is set for a busy summer transfer window after securing a second consecutive Champions League title. While the club aims to refresh Luis Enrique’s squad, several players are expected to leave. Among them, Randal Kolo Muani appears ready to make a permanent exit from the Rouge-et-Bleu. The 27-year-old French striker has reportedly given his approval to join a major European club.
Kolo Muani says yes to Juventus
Juventus has accelerated efforts to sign Randal Kolo Muani after weeks of negotiations. The Bianconeri have reached a personal agreement with the PSG striker, who has given the green light for a five-year contract. The Serie A club’s board has also approved the move. Kolo Muani, formerly of Eintracht Frankfurt, spent an unsuccessful loan spell at Tottenham in 2025 but still impressed during his time in Turin.
PSG sets €40m price tag
The key question now is whether Juventus can meet PSG’s asking price. The reigning French champions are demanding around €40 million to part ways with the 27-year-old France international. The Italian side came close to keeping him after his loan in 2025 but failed to reach an agreement with PSG at that time. This time, negotiations appear to be in the final stages, and an outcome is expected soon.
