Randal Kolo Muani could well leave Paris Saint-Germain in the winter transfer window, and a new destination is starting to take shape: Juventus Turin. The French striker, looking for more playing time, is attracting the attention of several clubs, but the Turin club seems ready to take a serious position on this issue.
Juventus, an opportunity to get back on track
According to TuttosportJuventus plans to welcome Kolo Muani this winter to strengthen its offensive sector, which lacks depth. With difficulties scoring goals regularly this season, the Italian club sees in Kolo Muani a player capable of bringing speed, percussion and versatility. An arrival in Turin could also be an opportunity for the French international to find rhythm and get back on track after a complicated start to the season in Paris.
A favorable context for Juve
In Paris, Kolo Muani is struggling to establish himself under the orders of Luis Enrique, relegated behind players like Gonçalo Ramos and Bradley Barcola in the offensive hierarchy. Despite a record transfer of 75 million euros last summer, he is now considered a replacement, a situation which has PSG considering a departure. If Juventus manages to find financial common ground with the Parisian club, a lower-cost loan or transfer could be a favorable outcome for all parties.
Competition remains keen
Besides Juventus, other European clubs are closely monitoring Kolo Muani's situation. In Türkiye, Galatasaray is also exploring the possibility of recruiting him to compensate for the prolonged absence of Mauro Icardi. At the same time, Premier League and Bundesliga clubs are also monitoring the player. However, Juventus benefits from its aura and the possibility of offering immediate playing time in a prestigious championship.
An expected departure this winter?
For the moment, Paris Saint-Germain remains open to discussions, but no decision has yet been made. A move to Juventus could offer Kolo Muani an opportunity to revive his career while allowing PSG to reduce their wage bill. The matter remains to be closely monitored in the coming weeks.
