Juventus push to lower Randal Kolo Muani fee

Juventus are working on a deal for Randal Kolo Muani but are not prepared to meet Paris Saint‑Germain’s current 50 million euro valuation for the French striker.

The Italian club see him as a priority attacking target yet believe PSG’s price is too high given their wider squad needs and existing transfer outlay.

Talks are focused on bringing that figure down, with Juventus exploring different formulas such as including bonuses or structuring payments over several years to make the move more manageable.

Their aim is to convince PSG that a slightly reduced fixed fee, topped up by performance‑related add‑ons, can still represent good value while respecting Juventus’ financial limits. From Turin’s perspective, Kolo Muani offers the blend of mobility, pressing and finishing they want to lead their new‑look frontline.

Time, however, is an important factor. Juventus want to complete the signing of the striker very quickly so he can join pre‑season, learn Luciano Spalletti’s system and adapt to his teammates before competitive fixtures begin.

Club officials know that integrating a new centre‑forward takes time, and they hope that moving fast now will pay off over the course of the season.