Juventus eyes Sørloth and Kolo Muani as Vlahovic exit looms

Juventus is reshaping its forward line, focusing on two main targets. The club has opened talks with Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth, currently owned by Atlético Madrid, with a reported fee around €20 million. A meeting in Oslo with Sørloth’s agents indicated mutual interest and the club aims to complete the deal before the World Cup to avoid a price rise.

At the same time Juventus is working to bring French forward Randal Kolo Muani back from Paris Saint‑Germain. Muani, who has expressed a desire to return to Turin, is seen as a complementary option to Sørloth, and negotiations with PSG are said to face no major obstacles. Both players are considered Juventus’s top options for the upcoming season.

Meanwhile Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic appears set to leave. His high wage demands and Juventus’s need to balance the books make his departure likely, prompting the club to consider selling other forwards such as Loïs Openda and Jonathan David to fund new signings.