Juventus presses for Kolo Muani as PSG refuses to lower price

Juventus have confirmed that French striker Randal Kolo Muani remains their top target despite a price impasse with Paris Saint‑Germain. PSG are demanding between €40 million and €55 million for the 27‑year‑old, while Juventus have offered €33‑€38 million and recently raised their bid to around €37‑€40 million, still below the French club’s asking price. Director Giovanni Carnevali has stressed the club’s financial sustainability and warned that any deal must respect those limits.

The negotiations are at a standstill, with Juventus set to welcome Muani for training on 13 July if an agreement is reached. In parallel, Turin are monitoring alternatives such as Argentine forward Mateo Pellegrino, Norwegian striker Alexander Sørloth, and other targets like Lucumí for defence. Other suitors for Muani – Tottenham, Aston Villa, Borussia Dortmund and Crystal Palace – have been mentioned but PSG have so far rejected lower offers.

If the deal collapses, Juventus have outlined a contingency plan to pursue the listed alternatives, while PSG continue to seek a buyer willing to meet their minimum valuation.