Paris Saint-Germain confirmed the permanent departure of Randal Kolo Muani, who will continue his career at Juventus after the two clubs reached an agreement for his transfer.

The French striker returns to Turin, where he had already played during the second half of the 2024-25 season and enjoyed one of the most productive spells of his recent career.

A deal that could reach a significant figure

Juventus will pay the Parisian club a fixed fee of €38 million, plus another €12 million tied to the achievement of various objectives, meaning the total value of the deal could rise to €50 million.

Kolo Muani signed a five-year contract that will keep him tied to the Italian club until June 2031.

The 27-year-old forward will also wear the number 9 shirt, which became available following Dusan Vlahovic’s departure.

A return expected for several months

Juventus’ interest in bringing back the French international remained strong throughout much of the transfer window.

Kolo Muani had already worn the Bianconeri shirt during a six-month loan spell at the beginning of 2025. During that period, he made 22 appearances, scored 10 goals and provided three assists, numbers that convinced the Italian club to pursue his permanent return.

A new opportunity under Spalletti

Kolo Muani will join the attack led by Luciano Spalletti ahead of the 2026-27 season and will be expected to become one of the team’s main attacking threats.

His return represents a significant investment for the Turin club, which finally managed to complete negotiations that had stretched over several weeks.