According to the "Mi Style", Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain have reached a deadlock on Muani's transfer negotiations, and the two sides are still working to reach a final agreement.
The deal has been ongoing since the spring, but it is still pending. Despite the progress of negotiations in recent days, the deal has been made more complicated by Vlahovic's firm resolute stay with the team. Juventus hopes to get rid of Vlahovic's annual salary of up to 12 million euros, but it seems that this is no longer possible, and the club is evaluating whether to continue to advance the deal with more than 90 million euros.
Paris Saint-Germain initially demanded a transfer fee of €70 million, higher than Juventus' initially proposed €50 million. However, Paris seems willing to negotiate on the basis of €60 million. The current proposal to be discussed is a rental fee of 10 million euros plus a conditional buyout clause of about 50 million euros. However, the player's annual salary of €8 million (four years) is a huge financial pressure for Juventus, who has already burdened Vlahovic's annual salary of €20 million.
Juventus originally hoped to prompt Vlahovic to leave the team by signing David first, so as to make room for Muani, but this plan did not work. In addition, Paris Saint-Germain raised its offer, causing Juventus to doubt the high investment. At present, in addition to Douglas Louis's important transfer, the club also needs to maintain fiscal sustainability.
Although some progress has been made in the negotiations, there is still a certain distance from reaching an agreement. If Muani ultimately fails to join, head coach Tudor may consider other options, such as Leipzig's Oppenda or Chelsea's Jackson. In any case, Juventus must make a decision as soon as possible to ensure the integrity of the team's roster.
source:7m vn sport