Juventus, entering an intense week in the market: Negotiations with Kolo Muani and Muharemovic, continue
Expect Juventus to make a big move in the coming week, along with heated talks for Randal Kolo Muani and Tarik Muharemovic. The club is also actively pursuing talks with Bologna for other transactions.
Juventus are looking forward to one of the hottest weeks in their transfer window this year. At the end of July, the 'Bianconeri' will need to register €13 million in revenue from possible sales. Because of this, Giovanni Carnevali and his team are in full swing to speed up negotiations for new players.
One of Juventus' main targets is Randal Kolo Muani. The team has already secured the French striker's YES, but talks are currently underway between Juve and Paris Saint-Germain. While Juventus want to take Kolo Muani on loan, PSG prefer an outright sale with a fee of €40 million — a price the Turin-based club considers too high. Discussions continue to find a compromise.
<figure style="margin:2rem 0;overflow:hidden;border:1px solid #e2e2e2;background:#f9f9f9"><img src="https://tmw-storage-auto.tcccdn.com/storage/tuttomercatoweb.com/img_notizie/thumb3/a4/a4c76e73a14977fcc0c8ff5d785342e2-85894-oooz0000.jpeg" alt="Image" style="width:100%;height:auto;object-fit:contain" loading="lazy" /></figure>At the same time, Tarik Muharemovic is also a sound defensive option. Juventus management has been following the Bosnian defender for a long time, especially since Carnevali had already seen his potential during his time at Sassuolo. The team aims to further discuss this week with Muharemovic's representation to estimate the value and possibility of the transfer. Juventus have a 50% resale clause, making it possible to get him at an affordable price.
Not only that—talks are also open between Juventus and Bologna. Talks are in the final stages of negotiations for Fabio Miretti, who Juventus wants to sell permanently in order to have enough funds before the end of the fiscal year on June 30. However, the two camps have yet to reach an agreement on a transfer fee. Jhon Lucumì, defender of Bologna, is also being talked about, but the transfer fee demanded by his club is high, reaching €28 million. In addition, Joao Mario and Vasilije Adzic are also on the radar, but each discussion is still separate.
Juventus is trying to maintain the balance of their team — young but competitive — while not deviating from financial fair play. Their actions are continuous and in the coming days, a clearer direction of their transfer dealings is expected.
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