Juventus move fast as PSG open the door on Kolo Muani exit

Juventus have opened direct talks with Paris Saint-Germain over Randal Kolo Muani, with personal terms already agreed between the striker and the Serie A club.

The Bianconeri have long been linked with the France international, and the latest update from Fabrizio Romano confirms their pursuit is now gathering serious momentum. Personal terms between Kolo Muani and Juventus are reported as finalised, with the player himself favouring a move to Turin.

PSG have indicated a willingness to sell, easing the path to a transfer. Direct contact between the two clubs began over the weekend, with Romano suggesting a deal could be concluded within a week or so.

Negotiations remain ongoing, and a mutually acceptable fee has yet to be formally agreed. However, Romano notes that PSG’s demands are likely to be reasonable given Kolo Muani’s limited future in Paris.

The development marks a shift in Juventus’ transfer strategy, with the club now prioritising attacking reinforcements. Kolo Muani would slot into a frontline that has struggled for consistency this season.

In parallel, PSG are advancing their own summer plans. Yan Diomande has emerged as their primary attacking target, with Romano reporting that contract terms have been verbally agreed with the RB Leipzig winger.

Bids for Diomande are already being submitted, reflecting PSG’s proactive approach to squad rebuilding. The club’s willingness to sell Kolo Muani contrasts with their aggressive pursuit of new talent.

For Juventus, the timing could not be better. With Serie A rivals pushing for domestic honours, securing Kolo Muani would strengthen their title credentials.

A final agreement still hinges on price negotiations, but the framework for a deal appears firmly in place.