Paris Saint-Germain has officially confirmed the departure of forward Randal Kolo Muani to Juventus. The French champions announced the transfer on August 2, with the 27-year-old international striker set to join the Serie A club permanently. The deal is valued at 38 million euros, with potential performance-based bonuses bringing the total to 50 million euros.

The move marks a significant shift in Kolo Muani’s career, who joined PSG in August 2023 from Eintracht Frankfurt in a transfer reportedly worth over 90 million euros—one of the most expensive French player signings in club history. Since then, he has made 54 appearances for the Parisian side, scoring 11 goals.

Kolo Muani’s time at PSG was marked by limited playing time, including a six-month loan spell at Juventus during the first half of the 2024-2025 season. He was subsequently loaned to Tottenham Hotspur for the 2025-2026 campaign, where he continued to feature regularly but struggled to secure a consistent starting role.

The club expressed gratitude to Kolo Muani, stating on social media that it “thanks Randal and wishes him the best for the rest of his career.” The move comes as PSG continues to reshape its squad under new sporting leadership, with a focus on rejuvenating its attacking options.

As a French international, Kolo Muani has yet to earn a call-up for a major tournament under Didier Deschamps, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His transfer to Juventus presents a fresh opportunity to revive his international prospects under a new competitive environment.