As soon as last season ended, it became obvious that rebuilding the attack had to be Juventus' top priority. There was a time when the Old Lady of Turin could boast some of the world's deadliest strikers. Today, however, their attacking options look, to put it mildly, questionable.Following Dusan Vlahovic's potential departure, Lois Openda's loan move to Lyon, and Arkadiusz Milik's injury-plagued campaign, Juventus desperately needed a forward capable of making the difference. Instead, the Bianconeri opted to bring Randal Kolo Muani back to Turin.🚨⚪️⚫️ Randal Kolo Muani to Juventus, here we go! Deal in place for total package over €45m to Paris Saint-Germain.Kolo only wanted Juventus move despite severals approaches. Loan deal with an obligation to buy, medical later this week.Deal done. 🔐🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/hylsmnZKa0— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 29, 2026 Juventus have reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain over a loan deal that includes a mandatory purchase clause in a package worth more than €40 million. The Italian club will initially pay €10 million for the loan, while the obligation to buy is set at between €25 million and €28 million.On top of that, PSG are expected to receive between €2 million and €5 million in easily achievable bonuses, while also retaining a percentage of any future sale.That should finally bring an end to the transfer saga surrounding a player who was once regarded as one of France's brightest attacking talents. However, his career has not developed as many expected, and he now returns to Juventus hoping to revive a career that has been on a worrying downward trajectory.##EDITORS_CHOICE##Ever since PSG signed him from Eintracht Frankfurt for €95 million, Kolo Muani has struggled to establish himself and quickly fell out of favor. Loan spells followed, beginning with Juventus, where he managed a respectable return of 12 goals. He then tried his luck in the Premier League, but scored just five times during his stint at Tottenham.The Frenchman is now expected to lead Juventus' attack alongside Jonathan David, but that partnership hardly looks like one capable of challenging for major honors. Even in what many consider a weaker Serie A than in previous years, it is difficult to see this frontline carrying Juventus to the league title. Young striker Jeff Ekhator, signed from Genoa for just over €16 million, will also provide attacking depth.Welcome back to Juventus, Randal Kolo Muani. pic.twitter.com/6xyxowFFcb— Max Statman (@emaxstatman) July 29, 2026 Unless Juventus' hierarchy steps up and delivers a genuine marquee signing in attack before the transfer window closes, this season could bring even greater disappointment and frustration for the club and its supporters.##NAJAVA_MECA_9867841##