In a high-stakes move that’s now confirmed, Randal Kolo Muani is set to return to Juventus on a structured loan deal from Paris Saint-Germain, including a mandatory purchase for a total of €60 million. Juventus will initially pay a loan fee of approximately €5 million, followed by a €55 million obligation to buy in summer 2026.
The agreement also includes a savvy clause in PSG’s favor: the French club retains 10 percent of any future transfer profit, ensuring continued financial benefit should Kolo Muani depart Turin later.
The contract has been negotiated to kick in following the loan period, running through June 2026. Once that probationary year concludes, Kolo Muani’s long-term Juventus contract—binding him until June 2030—will come into effect.
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This deal reflects a smart balance of timing, finances, and football strategy. Juventus gains control over one of their most coveted attacking prospects while easing short-term budget pressures with the staggered payment structure. From PSG’s side, the fee aligns with their reported valuation and preserves a stake in any future upside.
For the player himself, this marks a long-anticipated return. Kolo Muani, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus, had made clear his desire to go back to Turin—even reportedly turning down interest from other contenders this summer. The striker’s commitment appears to have played a pivotal role in closing the deal.
As Juventus look toward the upcoming season, stabilizing their forward lineup with Kolo Muani could shape their offensive strategy—and potentially influence the futures of other front-line names.
