Juventus Considers Increasing Kolo Muani Loan Fee to Convince PSG

Juventus is intensifying its efforts to re-sign French striker Randal Kolo Muani by improving its offer to Paris Saint-Germain to narrow the gap with the fee requested by the French club to finalize the deal.

According to "La Gazzetta dello Sport," Juventus is preparing to increase the loan fee to between €8 and €10 million, which would be counted as an initial payment ahead of a future permanent transfer.

Juventus is in search of a new main striker following the impending departure of Dusan Vlahovic on a free transfer at the end of his contract, while Kolo Muani is not part of coach Luis Enrique's plans at PSG, having spent the last two seasons out on loan.

The Italian club had previously submitted an offer that included a loan with a conditional obligation to buy for a total of around €33 million, but PSG rejected it, insisting on receiving about €40 million to part with their striker.

Juventus hopes to reach an agreement with the French club, especially after Kolo Muani's impressive performances during his previous loan spell in Turin, where he scored 8 goals in 16 Serie A matches during the second half of the 2024/2025 season.