Randal Kolo Muani has been signed by Tottenham Hotspur on loan from Paris Saint-Germain without a purchase option, but the forward may not be staying in north London for long. French outlet Le 10 Sport reported that Juventus already have a principle agreement with Kolo Muani over a return to Turin.
The report said Juventus want to bring Kolo Muani back on a permanent deal rather than another loan, after he spent the 2024-25 season in Turin before moving to Tottenham. His camp had been looking for clarity and stability after a run of short-term solutions away from PSG, and the temporary move to Spurs was always understood to be only a stop along the way.
That makes the timing important now, because Kolo Muani is still formally tied to PSG until 2028 and still has to return there once his Tottenham loan ends. Juventus, according to the report, are prepared to take him back even if they do not qualify for the Champions League, which underlines how strongly they want to settle his future. The club have been the most likely destination for some time, and the latest update only strengthens that view.
The wider transfer picture is less tidy. Liverpool have repeatedly been linked with Kolo Muani in speculation around their summer attacking plans, while the report also mentions Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson in connection with Juventus interest. For Kolo Muani, the issue has never been talent. It has been where he finally lands for more than a few months, after a stretch of moves that have left his next step as much about certainty as ambition.
Juventus now appear ready to make that certainty their offer. Tottenham may have given Kolo Muani a new stop, but the next permanent answer still looks likely to be in Turin.
