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Randal Kolo Muani has had a great impact at Juventus, scoring three goals in his first two appearances. Only Carlos Tevez had done the same in their recent history. Instead, nobody ever had a brace in their debut in Turin, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n The Bianconeri<\/em> targeted him because they thought he\u2019d be a good fit and not just because he was one of the best strikers available on the market. The early returns are good, and they\u2019ll try to keep him past the six-month loan, but it\u2019ll be a challenge.<\/p>\n Juventus and PSG agreed to such a formula for Kolo Muani since he has a very robust valuation stemming from his previous \u20ac95M transfer. The Bianconeri<\/em> couldn\u2019t splurge in January. He\u2019ll be worth around \u20ac65M on the balance sheets next summer.<\/p>\n At this stage, the Old Lady is contemplating him trying to prolong the temporary spell, as a permanent acquisition will be a lot easier in 2026. His financial cost will be \u20ac45M. His salary is an issue too, as he makes \u20ac10M annually. They\u2019ll shell out \u20ac3.5M for the next six months, and it\u2019d be something to haggle if he were to stay put. The brass plots to do away with overly large wages like Dusan Vlahovic\u2019s one.<\/p>\n They couldn\u2019t have hoped for a better start, but loans are often a double-edged sword, as they fuel the team\u2019s request if they go well. The most straightforward solution would be a swap with the Serb, but it obviously depends on whether PSG want him.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Juventus and Kolo Muani<\/h3>\n
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