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Tottenham and Juventus learn how much a deal for Randal Kolo Muani will cost
TBR Football can exclusively reveal that a deal for Randal Kolo Muani is expected to be a loan with an option to buy for around £50 million.
ꦛKolo Munai has been made available for transfer this month with the Frenchman eager to leave in search of more game time ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Juventus, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester Unitedꦦ and Bayern Munich are the contenders for his signature, however, the Old Lady have stolen a march over the competition.
Randal Kolo Muani makes Juventus his first choice
Juventus believe they are now Randal Kolo Muani’s first choice following talks with the forward’s representatives over the weekend, sources have told TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey.
Tottenham held extensive talks for Kolo Muani🔜 earlier this month and were hopeful of landing the 26-year-old, although they were aware that talks were also ongoing with other clubs.
❀Juve are now hoping to get a deal done early this week to sign the French international and beat the North London club to his signature.
✤Tottenham have not given up on Kolo Muani, however, they had hoped he would have agreed to join them last week.
🌌Any deal for the player will be an initial loan with an option to buy for around £50 million – which is significantly less than the PSG paid for him in the summer of 2023.
Why Randal Kolo Muani prefers Juventus to Tottenham
🌠Tottenham’s lack of Champions League football this season and most likely next term too played a part in Kolo Muani’s decision.
TBR Football💎 also understands that the player has leant on French boss Didier Deschamps for his advice and unsurprisingly he has talked up his former club Juventus.
ꦦIs yet to be seen whether the North London club will move for another option as Kolo Muani was seen as a great market opportunity.