Report Kolo Muani agrees to pay cut to help facilitate PSG-Juventus move

Reports in Italy claim that Randal Kolo Muani has agreed to take a slight pay cut in order to help facilitate his return to Juventus from Paris Saint-Germain. 

As Football Italia reported on Saturday, Juventus are closing in on a return for Kolo Muani, who spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan in Turin, scoring eight goals from his 16 Serie A appearances. 

The Bianconeri are set to invest somewhere between €55m-€58m to bring Kolo Muani back to the Allianz Stadium, combining the cost of a loan fee and a future obligation to buy.

It is understood that Juventus will pay a significant loan fee in order to reduce the cost of the future obligation to buy. 

CdS: Kolo Muani agrees to pay cut at Juventus

The Bianconeri are hoping that Douglas Luiz will be sold for a price in excess of €30m, while Corriere dello Sport suggests that there is still hope that Dusan Vlahovic is sold before the end of the transfer window, which would help Juventus balance their books. 

Additionally, according to Sunday’s update from Corriere dello Sport, Kolo Muani has agreed to take a slight pay cut in order to help push the deal with Juventus through. 

Sunday’s report claims that Kolo Muani will earn a salary of around €7m per season, plus bonuses, which is down from the estimated €9m plus bonuses that he currently earns from PSG.