Randal Kolo Muani Plots Juventus Return as Tottenham Loan Spell Nears Disappointing End

Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly confident of a Juventus return this summer following a disappointing goal-scoring run during his loan at Tottenham.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 10, 2026, 3:13 PM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Football365

Communicating a Desire for Departure

Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly "confident" about a return to his former club, Juventus, and has begun communicating this intent to both the Italian side and the players he previously shared the pitch with in Turin. Currently on loan at Tottenham from Paris Saint-Germain, the forward’s tenure in the Premier League has been marked by a significant drop in form. With no permanent buy clause in his current contract and a lack of impact under manager Roberto De Zerbi, Muani’s exit from North London this summer is now viewed as a virtual certainty by club insiders.

A Tale of Two Loan Spells

The Frenchman’s struggle at Tottenham, where he has managed just a single goal in 23 Premier League outings, stands in stark contrast to his highly productive period at Juventus during the latter half of the 2024/25 season. During that stint, Muani scored eight goals in Serie A and added three goal involvements during the Club World Cup. While financial constraints previously prevented Juventus from making the move permanent, recent reports from Tuttosport suggest that the costs associated with a transfer are now significantly lower, making a reunion more feasible for the Italian giants.

Juventus Rebuilding Plans and Vlahovic’s Future

Despite the pursuit of Muani, Juventus reportedly intends to retain current striker Dusan Vlahovic for the upcoming season. Manager Luciano Spalletti is reportedly satisfied with the squad's current efforts but believes at least two attacking reinforcements are necessary to compete at the highest level. Muani has emerged as the primary target for these reinforcements, especially as Paris Saint-Germain is expected to facilitate a sale following his difficult year in England.