Juventus Transfer Market: The Bianconeri Are on a Roll—After Kolo Muani, Another Signing for the Attack

Juventus has pulled off its first major signing of the summer and is immediately preparing to close out the second. Negotiations for Randal Kolo Muani are now in the final stages, with the player set to return to the Bianconeri: the deal with PSG was finalized in the last few hours, as reported by Sky Sport, and the total value of the transfer exceeds 45 million euros, including bonuses. The chosen structure is a loan with an obligation to buy, a solution that allows Juve to bring a striker they already know and appreciate back to Turin, effectively paying for him at the end of the season.

The player’s determination was key, as he prioritized Juventus over all other offers he received. Kolo Muani has once again chosen the Bianconeri, rejecting every other option in order to return to the Old Lady’s jersey. Medical exams are scheduled for this week: once the final bureaucratic steps are completed, the Frenchman will officially be available.

But Juventus isn’t stopping there: management has also stepped up efforts to sign Kerem Alajbegovic, one of the most closely watched talents in Europe and a standout at the last World Cup while playing for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Contacts with Bayer Leverkusen and the player’s representatives are ongoing, with the goal of quickly closing a deal worth approximately 35 million euros, including bonuses. The strategy is clear: to get ahead of the competition and secure a player considered ideal for rounding out the offensive lineup.