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This had been expected for a few hours and the end of the negotiations between PSG and Juventus, which we reported to you step by step. After accepting the deal and satisfying the traditional medical examination, Randal Kolo Muani (26 years old) leaves the capital club to join the Old Lady until the end of the season. This is a paid loan with no purchase option. The information was immediately made official by the two clubs. It's the dawn of a new adventure for the attacker, who hopes to get back on track after difficult months.
“Randal Kolo Muani is a new Juventus player. Welcome to Turin», Writes Juventus on social networks. Kolo Muani will therefore have six months in Serie A and the Champions League to regain his confidence and resume a club career that has stalled since the end of the fall. Luis Enrique no longer counted on him at all. He has not played since December 6 and 28 minutes against Auxerre.
A €90 million transfer which weighed
His situation was becoming more and more difficult to maintain in Paris. Arriving with great hope in the summer of 2023 for €90 million after endless negotiations with Eintracht Frankfurt, the former Nantes player was living a waking dream, he being a native of the Parisian suburbs of Bondy. But he quickly became disillusioned within a very strong squad. Blowing hot and cold, alternating between starts and coming off the bench, Kolo Muani still managed to score 12 goals and deliver 6 assists in 44 games in his first season but he knew that expectations were higher.
The departure of Kylian Mbappé last summer leaves a void that he cannot fill. Despite Ramos' injury in the first Ligue 1 match in Le Havre, RKM slowly fell back in the hierarchy, ahead of Asensio, Lee then Doué, all tried in false nine with more or less success. The French team allowed him to hold on (7 goals in his last 13 caps) and to stay in the fold of the big clubs. It is now under the leadership of Thiago Motta at Juventus that he will have to revive a machine that has been stuck for a while now.
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