PSG Face €10M Hurdle Selling Outcast Linked Newcastle, Tottenham to Juventus

According to the Italian media outlet Quotidiano Sportivo (h/t Le10Sport), the loan would not be free and would require an immediate payment of €10 million.

It is precisely this amount that is causing issues between the two clubs, as there is a €10 million gap. It remains to be seen whether Juventus will be willing to meet the figures requested by PSG.

La Gazzetta dello Sport recently reported that Juventus and PSG are close to finalizing a deal for Kolo-Muani. The agreement is expected to be a loan with an option to buy for €10 million plus €35 million, which could become an obligation if certain sporting conditions are met.

However, Juventus still faces a significant challenge—they need to complete a few player departures before the transfer can go through. Plus, with other clubs interested, the Serie A side will have to act quickly to secure the move.