Having left with his PSG teammates for Qatar to compete in the Champions Trophy, Randal Kolo Muani knows that he will have to leave Paris in January if he wants playing time. A path has opened up in Italy.
Luis Enrique having decided that he was not made for his squad, the French striker for Paris Saint-Germain and the French team will have to accept a loan or a permanent transfer from this winter transfer window, one year and half after joining the French champions for 95 million euros. While his name is circulating in the Premier League, Turkey, Germany and Italy, it is obviously Serie A which would have taken an advantage to bring in Randal Kolo Muani. And more precisely Juventus, which has advanced its pawns in the case of the 26-year-old striker. This Friday, Daniele Longo, journalist for CalcioMercatoannounces that the PSG player has given his agreement to possibly join the Old Lady if Juve and Paris find a financial agreement.
For this, Juventus is willing to offer a paying loan to Paris Saint-Germain, which the capital club absolutely demands before starting negotiations. “ Cristiano Giuntoli (editor's note: the sporting director of Juventus) is progressing in small steps on the Kolo Muani file but with great confidence. The profile of the former Nantes player is considered to be that of a player at the highest level and with characteristics that can make the difference in the Italian championship. Contacts continue with player approval of destination, Juventus », specifies our colleague, therefore believing that the Turin club has taken a big advantage in this matter.
At the same time, Arthur Perrot, RMC journalist, affirms that Randal Kolo Muani was approached by German and English clubs, but that nothing has really progressed. Juventus therefore seems to be in pole position in the case of the Paris Saint-Germain scorer, even if we are still far from a total agreement. For Nasser Al-Khelaifi, who had pushed hard to bring in Kolo Muani, even if the disavowal is total, it is imperative that PSG find its way financially, even if no one will put in as much as Paris for the international tricolor.
