Randal Kolo Muani is on the transfer market, but Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) demands more than €45 million for the striker, a figure that Juventus is unwilling to meet. Initially, discussions for Kolo Muani’s transfer to Juventus appeared promising, but negotiations have hit a snag, prompting the Italian club to explore options for reducing the price.

A senior member of Juventus' sporting department publicly criticized PSG’s pricing strategy, issuing an ultimatum to either negotiate a more reasonable fee or consider alternative players. The Juventus general manager stated,

PSG’s asking price is exorbitant, it’s either we reach an agreement or we look for another player. Buying is easy these days, you just have to spend, but the sums are astronomical.

This statement suggests a strategic move by Juventus to pressure PSG into lowering their asking price, indicating that the club is not bluffing about their unwillingness to pay €45 million. Juventus faces a pivotal decision: either find a new target or negotiate a fair deal for Kolo Muani.

In related news, Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Lucas Digne is set to join PSG after agreeing to terms, with the Parisians expected to activate his release clause. This development emerged earlier today, highlighting Digne’s willingness to return to Paris as a backup option.