Juventus pushes ahead with Kolo Muani deal and summer transfer plans
Juventus is intensifying its summer transfer activity. The club has reached a verbal agreement with French striker Randal Kolo Muani, who has accepted a five‑year contract worth about €5 million per season. Juventus have offered Paris Saint‑Germain €35 million for the player, and a decisive meeting in Rimini is expected to confirm the deal.
The Turin side is also targeting goalkeeper Emiliano “Dibu” Martinez, with Aston Villa lowering its asking price from €10 million to €7 million, while alternative keepers such as Vicario, Vanja Milinković‑Savić and Jan Oblak remain on the radar. Mid‑fielder Stanislav Lobotka is on Juventus’ wish‑list, though Napoli’s owner has set his price at €30 million.
Other transfer moves under discussion include the possible sale of centre‑back Federico Gatti to Napoli for around €20 million, a potential swap of Gatti for Lobotka, and the exit of young midfielder Fabio Miretti to Bologna on a delayed‑payment arrangement. Juventus are also negotiating the return of Colombian defender Jhon Lucumí from Bologna, with a valuation near €28 million.
Overall, the club aims to secure key signings while generating revenue through outgoing transfers to comply with UEFA’s financial‑fair‑play rules.