Tottenham have rejected attempts to interrupt Randal Kolo Muani’s loan spell from Paris Saint-Germain, blocking the striker’s desired return to Juventus. The French forward, who scored in last night’s Champions League fixture, has contributed three goals and three assists across 24 competitive appearances for Spurs this season. According to Football-italia.net.
Tottenham slam door shut on Kolo Muani’s Juventus reunion hopes
Sky Sport Italia reports that Tottenham have refused to release Kolo Muani early from his one-season loan arrangement, despite the player expressing a desire to reunite with Juventus. The striker previously spent time on loan with the Bianconeri from PSG in 2025, though the clubs failed to reach agreement on a permanent transfer solution.
Both Kolo Muani and Paris Saint-Germain remain open to facilitating the move back to Turin, but Tottenham appear determined to retain the 25-year-old striker for the remainder of his loan spell. His recent Champions League goal demonstrates his continued contribution to Spurs’ European campaign this season.
With Tottenham’s stance appearing unlikely to change, Juventus are now expected to pivot toward alternative attacking reinforcements for the January transfer window. The Italian club are reportedly considering John Dhuran of Fenerbahce, though they specifically seek loan deals with purchase options rather than permanent transfers.
The situation highlights Tottenham’s commitment to maintaining squad depth during the crucial second half of the season, particularly given Kolo Muani’s recent form and versatility in their attacking setup.
