Kolo Mouani's return to Juventus is getting closer. After the agreement reached between the black and white club and the French striker for a five-year contract with a salary of 5 million euros per season, now it remains to find an agreement between Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain.
A new round of talks will take place today between the leaders of the two clubs, where the main topic will be the value of the player's card, which comes after his loan to Tottenham.
Juventus general director Giovanni Carnevali will meet with a PSG delegation not in Turin or Paris, but in Rimini, where the 2026 summer transfer window will officially open tonight. According to Italian media, the French club's president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, may also be present at the meeting.
PSG has set two clear conditions for Kolo Mouani's departure: the transfer must be final, without the loan-with-purchase option as in January 2025, while the transfer price must not be lower than 40 million euros.
Juventus are in agreement with the idea of a compulsory purchase, but aim to close the transaction for around 35 million euros, including bonuses. The good relationship between Carneval and PSG sporting director Luis Campos could help reach an agreement and there is no lack of optimism on both sides.
Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti is also following the negotiations with interest. He wants to have Kolo Muani available for the start of the training camp on July 13 in Continassa, or at least before the end of the month, before the start of the team's summer tour in Hong Kong and Perth.
