Duti: Juventus hopes to renew his lease + buy out Muani first, Paris Saint-Germain requires a forced purchase

May 16th According to the Turin Sports Daily, Juventus hopes to renew Muani this summer and add a priority buyout clause, and Paris Saint-Germain requires a forced buyout.

French striker Muani was loaned to Juventus by Paris Saint-Germain in January this year. He has made 14 appearances in the Serie A, scoring 7 goals and assisting once. Since joining Juventus, Muani has been the second most goals in the Serie A, second only to Reitge (10 goals). Considering that Muani came to the new team and the new league halfway and did not have much adaptation time, his performance was still satisfactory.

After Juventus' new coach Tudor took office, he once reactivated Vlahovic, while Muani lost his main position. But then Vlahovic was injured and Muani returned to Juventus' starting lineup and ended his goal drought. Juventus now wants to stay in Muani, and Muani also wants to stay in Juventus. At the same time, Paris Saint-Germain is also open to players' transfers and leaving the team. Juventus had previously arranged for Muani to participate in the filming of the promotional video of the new jersey next season.

The Turin Sports Daily revealed that Juventus has contacted Paris Saint-Germain in recent days, hoping to renew Muani this summer. However, Juventus only wants to include a priority buyout clause while renting, while Paris Saint-Germain requires a forced buyout.

The two clubs are still continuing negotiations and are expected to finally reach an agreement. There are two possible solutions now: one is that Juventus pays a higher loan fee, plus chooses to buy out; the other is loan + forced buy out, but Paris Saint-Germain must reduce the player's buyout fee.

Currently, Juventus ranks fourth in the Serie A standings. They still need to play the last two rounds of Serie A to strive to qualify for the Champions League next season. If they advance to the Champions League, Juventus can guarantee a revenue of 65 million euros, which will help them retain Muani this summer. Muani also must perform well in the 180-minute game in the last two rounds. He is not only competing for Juventus for the Champions League qualification, but also fighting for his future ability to stay at Juventus.