Randal Kolo Muani, the 27-year-old French national team forward currently under contract with Paris Saint-Germain until 2028, is looking to revitalize his career. A move to Juventus is frequently discussed, though negotiations are proving very difficult. La Stampa, as reported by journalist Guillaume Pacini, has mentioned an ultimatum issued by the Italian club.
La Stampa: PSG still hasn’t given the green light for Randal Kolo Muani’s transfer to Juve. Negotiations dragged on late into the night; the Bianconeri have issued an ultimatum regarding the deal: either an agreement is reached this Wednesday, or they will move on to other targets.
For its part, Sky Italia obtained comments from Turin-based general manager Giovanni Carnevali regarding the Kolo Muani situation:
Naturally, one must be cautious regarding the reported ultimatum from Juventus, particularly given the abundance of unconfirmed rumors surrounding this saga, which has dragged on for over a year. One might also wonder if PSG is applying pressure before turning to an alternative option. Even if Kolo Muani has a preference, he will have to consider other clubs if Juventus cannot make a satisfactory offer—much like last year’s loan to Tottenham.
That said, an agreement could still be reached soon. It might simply require an effort from both clubs, or perhaps just one of them. Carnevali may have had this in mind when speaking to Sky Sport, though he is largely maintaining a sense of suspense—possibly because the outcome remains uncertain. It is a state of uncertainty that has become wearisome after so much time.
