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Randal Kolo Muani took the medicals and put pen to paper with Juventus a few days ago, but his transfer hasn\u2019t been finalized yet. There aren\u2019t issues between the two sides, but it hasn\u2019t happened because PSG have filled their six slots for the loans, Corriere della Sera<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n Ligue 1 implemented the restrictions a lot sooner than Serie A, which will have them starting from next summer. FIFA introduced them in 2022. The French side has already sent out six over-21 players on temporary spells: Renato Sanches, Nordi Mukiele, Carlos Soler, Juan Bernat, Xavi Simons, and Lucas Lavall\u00e9e.<\/p>\n Despite the hiccup, the Kolo Muani move to Juventus isn\u2019t in jeopardy. The formula won\u2019t change, as the Bianconeri<\/em> won\u2019t acquire him outright during the January window. It\u2019ll be up to PSG to find a solution. It should occur in time for Saturday\u2019s clash with Napoli.<\/p>\n The newcomer would have likely gotten minutes, or perhaps even started, versus Milan given Dusan Vlahovic\u2019s lack of fitness. The Serb made just a short appearance due to muscle fatigue. Director Cristiano Giuntoli and coach Thiago Motta stressed that it was just a matter of time and bureaucracy.<\/p>\n Juventus will have to wait for PSG to either sell or recall one of their loanes to be able to formally sign Kolo Muani. Lavall\u00e9e is the likeliest candidate. He\u2019s playing at Aubagne in the Championnat National.<\/p>\n The Ligue 1 giants might have misinterpreted the rule before signing off on another deal of this type. They might have thought that Simons didn\u2019t count against the quota because he\u2019s a homegrown player, but age is the only parameter.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n\n
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