Paris Saint-Germain has finalized the transfer of striker Randal Kolo Muani to Italian giants Juventus, the club announced on August 2. The deal, valued at €38 million, includes potential performance-based bonuses worth an additional €12 million.
Kolo Muani, a 27-year-old French international, joined PSG in August 2023 from Eintracht Frankfurt for over €90 million—a record fee for a French player in the club’s history. However, his time in the French capital proved inconsistent. Across 54 matches, he managed just 11 goals, failing to secure a consistent starting position under previous management.
From PSG to Juventus and beyond
His PSG journey was marked by brief loan spells. After a six-month stint with Juventus in early 2025, he was loaned again to Tottenham Hotspur for the 2025–26 season. Despite high expectations following his arrival, his impact remained limited, leading the club to prioritize his departure.
In an official statement, PSG expressed gratitude to Kolo Muani, stating, “We sincerely thank Randal for his contributions and wish him every success in his future endeavors.”* The club also emphasized their satisfaction with the financial outcome of the transfer.
What’s next for Kolo Muani?
The move to Juventus reunites Kolo Muani with Italian football, where he previously impressed during his loan spell. His return to Serie A could reignite his career under a new competitive environment. Meanwhile, PSG continues its rebuilding phase, focusing on forward recruitment to strengthen the squad.
With the transfer window still open, this deal highlights PSG’s strategic decisions as they reshape their attacking options for the upcoming season.
