Randal Kolo Muavi has agreed to significantly cut its income to promote the transfer to Juventus, thereby ending one of the most persistent deals of this summer.
Kolo Muavi accepted a salary reduction to return to Juventus
According to the Italian press, Randal Kolo Muorni has accepted to sacrifice the salary to be wearing Juve for a long time after the time of playing for Paris Saint-Germain. During the half -borrowed season in Turin, the French striker impressed 8 goals after 16 matches in Serie A, enough to become Bianconeri's number one priority in the transfer market.
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| Kolo Muavi accepted a salary reduction to return to Juventus |
Juventus is expected to spend about 55 to 58 million euros, including a large borrowing fee with the obligation to buy. As for Kolo Muorni, he accepted a salary reduction from nearly 9 million euros at PSG to about 7 million euros with bonus at Allianz Stadium.
This is a deal that clearly reflects the pragmatic but flexible strategy of Juventus: ready to spend strongly to a key striker, but at the same time, it must be calculated to sell names like Douglas Luiz or even Dusan Vlahovic to financial balance. With PSG, the fact that Kolo Muorni left showed that they continued to conduct a re -attack after a fluctuating summer.
What makes the deal more special is the contract structure. Juve's acceptance of a large borrowing fee helps them to mitigate the burden of future purchasing obligations, and avoid being tied by financial justice law. Meanwhile, the decision to reduce the salary of Kolo Muorni, which is rare in modern football, is considered the key to open the door back to Turin. The salary of 7 million euros is still enough to affirm the leading striker position. More importantly, it shows the intense desire of Kolo Muorni in sticking and becoming a leader in the Juve attack.
Currently, Juventus is accelerating the sale of Douglas Luiz with an expected price of more than 30 million euros, and listening to the offers to Vlahovic. If everything goes smoothly, Kolo Muorni will become the focus in the new attack plan under coach Igor Tudor, who will probably build the system around the French striker.