Juventus Plot Randal Kolo Muani Return As Tottenham Ready To Cut Loan Short
Juventus want Randal Kolo Muani back after his impressive loan stint a year ago.
Giuseppe Labellarte
Updated on 28 January 2026
Randal Kolo Muani could soon return to Juventus amid reports of Tottenham Hotspur being happy to cut his loan short.
Juventus wanted Youssef En-Nesyri, but talks have collapsed over the Fenerbahce striker, leaving the Bianconeri needing to look elsewhere.
New speculation linking Juventus and Kolo Muani began earlier this week, and now it has intensified.
Randal Kolo Muani path to Juventus reopens amid desire for him to leave Tottenham
Randal Kolo Muani had a fruitful loan spell at Juventus last year, registering 10 goals and three assists.
The Bianconeri tried to sign him from Paris Saint-Germain over the summer, but they failed to do so.
Kolo Muani subsequently joined Tottenham on loan, but things haven’t gone to plan for the Frenchman.
Now, internal Juve discussions over the past few hours have seen Kolo Muani re-emerge as a concrete option.
🇫🇷 On this day, one year ago, Randal Kolo Muani joined Juventus on loan from PSG.
22 games.
10 goals.
3 assists.Never fall in love with a loan player. 😞💔 pic.twitter.com/9UPmvMTthK
— Forza Juve. (@TheFJEN) January 22, 2026
According to Tuttosport, Luciano Spalletti believes Kolo Muani could represent a turning point for Juve’s attack.
And new director Marco Ottolini is determined to get Spalletti his man.
Furthermore, the report claims Tottenham have expressed their desire to immediately terminate Kolo Muani’s loan.
The striker has reportedly requested this, and Spurs are now happy and willing to get him out of their squad.
Kolo Muani to Juve: what happens next
Randal Kolo Muani is likely to be the subject of extensive talks between Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain in the coming days.
Tuttomercatoweb have reported that a three-way meeting is scheduled involving the management of all three clubs.
Most people expect these talks to be decisive regarding whether there will be a way to reach an agreement or not.
All three clubs have midweek Champions League commitments, so things may slow down until the latest match-week is over.
However, with the January transfer deadline looming, there’s a good chance talks will speed up towards the weekend.
Giuseppe Labellarte
Giuseppe Labellarte is a sports journalist with over a decade of professional experience in the industry. His main professional expertise is in soccer. Prior to joining FootItalia, he worked for the likes of Sports Mole, TBR Football, the Chelsea Chronicle and numerous other sites, along with having bylines in the likes of the Nottingham Post. He holds degrees in Journalism and International Relations.
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