Kolo Muani seals permanent Juventus return

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Randal Kolo Muani has secured a permanent move to Juventus from Paris Saint-Germain.

Kolo Muani previously spent the second half of the 2024-25 campaign on loan with the Serie A side, and he has now signed a five-year contract in Turin.

The deal is worth €38m plus a maximum of €12m in add-ons.

In his first spell at Juve, Kolo Muani made 22 appearances in all competitions, netting 10 goals.

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He scored in each of his first three Serie A matches, matching Roberto Baggio in 1990, who also scored in his first three league games for Juventus after joining from Fiorentina.

“With us, he made 22 appearances and managed to score 10 times, also providing three assists, many of which were game-changing or game-deciding contributions,” Juve said in their statement announcing his arrival.

“Randal, then, joins the attacking ranks at coach Luciano Spalletti’s disposal ahead of the 2026-27 campaign, and to show that professionalism and dedication he has already shown to our colours during his previous spell with us. 

“Welcome back, Randal. We can’t wait to see you on the pitch in black and white!”

Kolo Muani joined PSG in September 2023 and made 54 appearances in all competitions across one and a half seasons, netting 11 goals.

He spent last season on loan with Tottenham, proving particularly strong in the Champions League as he scored four of his five goals in the competition.

Kolo Muani made 41 appearances and also racked up four assists in that time, though Spurs opted not to make the deal permanent.

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