Kolo Muani Talks Drag On as Juventus and PSG Disagree on Terms

PSG Seeks Premier League Bidders

The French striker impressed at the Club World Cup, scoring two goals and adding an assist in just three matches. PSG values him at €45 million and believes Premier League clubs might pay that amount. They aim to recover part of the €70 million spent on him in 2023.

Juventus Prefers a Gradual Investment

Juventus wants to avoid immediate commitments. Director general Damien Comolli hopes for a loan deal that allows time to evaluate Kolo Muani’s impact over a full season. The plan would resemble the successful structure used for Francisco Conceição—a loan first, then a permanent move if all goes well.

PSG Unwilling to Budge

PSG has shown little interest in a flexible agreement. They may accept a loan only if paired with an obligation to buy based on simple conditions. Comolli is pushing to raise the loan fee in an attempt to reach a compromise, but progress remains slow.

Time Is Running Out for Juventus

Coach Igor Tudor is eager to finalize his attacking lineup before preseason preparations intensify. His current options include Jonathan David, Dusan Vlahovic, and Arkadiusz Milik. However, both Vlahovic and Milik are expected to leave.

Premier League Threat Looms

English clubs have started circling, raising concerns in Turin. A return to the Premier League could tempt Kolo Muani, especially if Juventus fails to act quickly. The Bianconeri risk missing out on one of their top summer targets unless they find a breakthrough soon.