Randal Kolo Muani to stay at Juventus after PSG agree €50m transfer

Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed that Randal Kolo Muani will leave the club permanently for Juventus in a deal worth €50m, plus additional performance-related bonuses.

The agreement contains no buy-back clause, meaning Paris Saint-Germain will have no option to bring the France international back to the club in the future.

Sources familiar with the negotiations told Spanish newspaper Marca that the two clubs had reached a final agreement over the transfer fee. The bonuses included in the deal were described as “relatively reasonable”, bringing an end to Kolo Muani’s time with the French champions.

Kolo Muani returns to Turin after initially joining Juventus on loan during the January 2025 transfer window. He later spent last season on loan at Tottenham Hotspur, having fallen outside the plans of Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique.

The Spain-born manager has again decided that Kolo Muani does not form part of his plans for the current campaign, paving the way for the striker to make his move to Juventus permanent.

The transfer is the latest in a series of profitable sales completed by Paris Saint-Germain during the current summer transfer window. The club have already sold Portugal forward Goncalo Ramos to AC Milan for €74m and South Korea international Lee Kang-in to Atletico de Madrid for €40m.

Those deals have generated substantial income for Paris Saint-Germain, with Kolo Muani’s departure adding another significant fee to the club’s transfer revenue this summer.

Strong links between Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and Juventus’ owners, the Agnelli family, also played an important role in helping the negotiations reach a smooth conclusion, according to the same sources.

Kolo Muani joined Paris Saint-Germain after establishing himself as one of Europe’s highly regarded forwards, but his time in the French capital ultimately ended with a series of temporary moves away from the club. With Luis Enrique not including him in his plans, Juventus became his long-term destination after his earlier loan spell.

The permanent transfer brings a definitive conclusion to the striker’s career with Paris Saint-Germain. Juventus, meanwhile, have secured his services on a full-time basis and will have no further obligations to the Parisian club once the agreed transfer and bonuses are completed.

For Paris Saint-Germain, the deal represents another sizeable transfer income during a summer in which the club have focused on generating major returns from player sales. For Juventus, it formalises Kolo Muani’s return to Turin and gives the club permanent control of a forward who had already spent part of 2025 with them on loan.