Randal Kolo Muani is slated to undergo his medical examinations with Juventus on Sunday, having received the all-clear from Paris Saint-Germain for a transfer valued at €38 million guaranteed, plus up to €12 million in add-ons. Multiple sources report that the deal is a permanent transfer, not a loan.
The contract for Kolo Muani is set to run until June 2031 and is expected to be worth €5 million per season net. He is scheduled to be in Turin on Sunday, and if the medical tests are completed quickly, he could fly out with the Juventus squad for their pre-season tour in the evening.
Meanwhile, Kerim Alajbegovic arrived in Turin this evening and has started his medical tests, ready for a transfer from Bayer Leverkusen at a reported €35 million.
Some fan reactions expressed concern over the potential €50 million expenditure, questioning if it was the best use of limited funds. One comment noted, "Given his age and wages, seems an excessive fee for someone who isn’t super prolific. Feels like we’re paying too much – like him as a player and will add something useful to our team for sure." Another sentiment highlighted skepticism among fans of Italian talent, stating, "This kind of spending on foreign talent really makes fans of the Azzurri skeptical of Seria A club executives interest in developing Italian talent!" A further comment called it, "Biggest waste of 50 million on a player that scored 1 Premier League goal is unfathomable!"
The negotiations had been dragging on for weeks and even months, considering the attempts to buy him after his loan experience in Turin in 2025.
He went instead on loan to Tottenham Hotspur, a move that was also not made permanent, and has no future in Paris.
