PSG Unwilling to Accept Offer From Juventus for Newcastle United, Tottenham Target
Paris Saint-Germain are hoping that his solid form in Turin will help boost his market value ahead of the summer transfer window. The club is aiming to recover at least half of the €95 million it spent to sign him from Eintracht Frankfurt in 2023.
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Kolo Muani struggled for consistent playing time under Luis Enrique, starting just two matches all season. His long-term future remains uncertain and may hinge on how things develop under Juventus' new coaching staff.
Following Thiago Motta's exit, Igor Tudor took over as manager. While Kolo Muani had to earn his place early on, he featured more regularly as the 2024-25 season went on. Juventus kept him through the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, but now that the Italian side has been eliminated, the forward will need to determine his next move.
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Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Juventus have opened talks with PSG over a potential loan deal for Randal Kolo Muani, with an option to buy. However, PSG are not willing to accept that kind of arrangement.
In April, GIVEMESPORT reported that Tottenham Hotspur are ready to make another move for the French forward if Juventus chooses not to make his loan permanent.
Tottenham are expected to pursue attacking reinforcements this summer, regardless of whether Ange Postecoglou stayed on as manager. Kolo Muani's next step remains uncertain, but interest in the 26-year-old is picking up.
According to TuttoJuve, Arsenal and Newcastle United are currently at the front of the pack. Whether it's another loan or a permanent switch, his future could be one of the summer's most talked-about storylines.
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