Juventus is reconsidering its transfer strategy for Randal Kolo Muani as the club now eye a dry loan from PSG without an option to buy.
Juventus is reportedly changing its approach to signing Randal Kolo Muani from Paris Saint-Germain.
After previously agreeing to a deal worth €60 million, which included a loan with an obligation to buy, the Italian club is now exploring alternative options.
This shift comes after director Damien Comolli confirmed that Dusan Vlahovic is “99 percent” likely to remain with Juventus.
Given Vlahovic’s expected stay, Juventus is looking to secure Kolo Muani on a dry loan without an option to buy. This would allow the club to delay a significant transfer fee until next summer.
Knowing Kolo Muani has no future at PSG, Juventus believes it can negotiate a more favorable deal.
The potential deal change might be a bargaining tactic to get PSG to lower the price. Just a couple of weeks ago, PSG bumped up the price after negotiations were already underway. Juventus had previously agreed to pay €60 million for Kolo Muani’s permanent transfer.
According to reports, PSG is willing to extend Kolo Muani’s loan for another year with an obligation to buy at the end of the season for €50 million. However, Juventus is hoping to negotiate a lower figure, around €40-45 million.
