France forward Randal Kolo Muani has rejoined Juventus from Paris St-Germain in a permanent €38m transfer, signing a contract with the Italian club until 30 June 2031.
The 27-year-old centre-forward returns to Turin after previously spending part of the 2024-25 season at Juventus on loan from PSG. He made 16 Serie A appearances during that spell, scoring eight goals and providing one assist.
Kolo Muani left PSG for Tottenham on loan at the start of the 2025-26 season before returning to the French club at the conclusion of the campaign. He played 30 Premier League matches for Tottenham, scoring once and registering one assist.
His move back to Juventus brings an end to a period in which the forward changed clubs three times in two seasons. PSG signed him from Eintracht Frankfurt in July 2023 for €95m after he had helped the German side to a German Cup runners-up finish and claimed the competition’s top-scorer award in 2022-23.
Kolo Muani’s time in Paris included major honours. He was part of the PSG side that won the Champions League and French title in 2024-25, having also won the French championship and French Cup in the previous season. He has won two French league titles, two French Cups and the French Super Cup.
The forward began his senior career with Nantes, joining the club from its academy and later making the move to Eintracht Frankfurt on a free transfer in July 2022. His earlier development also included loan spells with US Boulogne and time in Nantes’ youth and reserve teams.
Kolo Muani has scored 29 goals and supplied 19 assists in 115 Ligue 1 appearances, while his record in the Bundesliga stands at 16 goals and 14 assists from 34 matches. He has also scored seven times in 32 Champions League appearances.
Born in Bondy, France, Kolo Muani has represented France and was part of the team that finished as World Cup runners-up in 2022. He now returns to Serie A as Juventus’ number nine after the club agreed a €38m deal with PSG.