UNBELIEVABLE! £39m stunning offer has been revealed as Randal Kolo Muani makes Shocking Tottenham transfer decision
Randal Kolo Muani Rejects Tottenham Move as He Eyes Juventus Return
Paris Saint-Germain striker Randal Kolo Muani has reportedly turned down a move to Tottenham Hotspur, opting instead for a return to Serie A giants Juventus before the summer transfer window closes. The 26-year-old French international spent the latter half of last season on loan at the Turin-based club, where he found the back of the net 10 times in 22 appearances across all competitions—a run that significantly raised his profile.
Tottenham had identified Kolo Muani as a potential successor to club captain Son Heung-min, who confirmed over the weekend that he will be leaving Spurs after nearly a decade of service. With Son’s departure now official, Spurs are urgently exploring attacking reinforcements, and Kolo Muani emerged as a serious candidate due to his versatility and proven goal-scoring ability. The forward is comfortable playing anywhere across the front line—attributes that would have made him a valuable addition to Ange Postecoglou’s squad heading into the 2025/26 Premier League campaign.
According to The Times, Brentford, led by Thomas Frank, were also keen on securing Kolo Muani’s signature. However, it was Tottenham and Manchester United who were reportedly making the strongest pushes. Despite the interest from two Premier League heavyweights, Tuttosport claims that Kolo Muani has made up his mind and is now focused solely on returning to Juventus.
The Frenchman still has three years left on his current deal with PSG, but his opportunities at the Parc des Princes have dwindled following stiff competition for starting roles. Juventus have proposed a structured loan deal worth around £13 million with a future option to make the transfer permanent for approximately £26 million. There is speculation that Tottenham and United’s interest may have been used by Kolo Muani’s representatives to speed up negotiations with Juve and put pressure on PSG to accept terms.
This transfer decision comes at a pivotal moment for Tottenham, who now find themselves scrambling for attacking options following Son’s departure. The South Korean international confirmed the emotional decision in a pre-match press conference:
“Before we start, I just want to share the information that I have decided to leave this club this summer,” Son said. “Respectfully, this club is helping me to make my decision. I just want to share this before we start.”
He continued, “It was the most difficult decision I have made in my career. I have spent 10 years at Tottenham. The main reason is I have achieved everything I can at Tottenham. I need a new environment for a fresh challenge. I’m grateful the club have respected my decision and wish Spurs well for the next season.”
Son led Spurs out one final time in a 1-1 pre-season draw against Newcastle United and is now expected to complete a £15 million move to MLS side Los Angeles FC.
In response, Tottenham have already made one big splash in the transfer market with the £55 million acquisition of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United. Kudus is viewed as a direct injection of creativity and technical flair, but more signings are expected before the window slams shut.
Several other names have been floated as possible replacements for Son. Tyler Dibling, Real Madrid’s Rodrygo, and Atalanta’s Ademola Lookman are among the wide forwards linked with a move to north London in recent weeks, as Postecoglou looks to replenish the attacking firepower left behind by the departing Spurs legend.
Meanwhile, fans can prepare for a blockbuster 2025/26 season as Sky Sports has slashed prices on its TV bundles, offering over 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL, and other major competitions. Sky is set to broadcast at least 215 live Premier League games, an increase of up to 100 from previous years.
As the transfer window ticks on, Tottenham’s pursuit of a dynamic new front line continues—and while Kolo Muani may be out of reach, the club is far from done in its summer recruitment drive.