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Juventus push Kolo Muani deal, stand firm on Bremer and Yildiz

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Juventus Daily News Roundup
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Juventus bid over €30m for Randal Kolo Muani with personal terms agreed, while PSG seek around €40m and a loan-with-obligation is discussed. Bayern make early contact for Bremer amid Inter interest and a €58m clause, but Juve value him higher. Arsenal enquire for Kenan Yildiz, yet Juve rebuff interest and would want well over €100m. Juve also advance for Tarik Muharemovic from Sassuolo for €18m factoring a 50% sell-on

Juve seek a loan exit for Lois Openda after a flop season of 2 goals in 34 games. Lens, Lyon, Rennes and Coventry City have enquired, with a loan plus option to buy viewed as the likeliest route.

Juve bid over €30m for Randal Kolo Muani, with personal terms agreed. PSG want around €40m. Talks include a loan-with-obligation structure and add-ons, with optimism for a compromise at €35-37m.

Juve are working to bring Tarik Muharemovic from Sassuolo, set to pay €18m thanks to their 50% sell-on clause. Milan move for Mario Gila, while Inter and Como plan talks for Trevoh Chalobah.

Bayern contact Juventus for Bremer, exploring a deal that could involve Min-jae Kim. Talks are at an early stage, with Bremer under contract until 2029 and part of Brazil’s World Cup squad.

Arsenal make a formal enquiry for Kenan Yildiz, but Juventus rebuff interest and would want well over €100m. The 21-year-old is tied to Turin until 2030 and seen as indispensable.

Inter show concrete interest in Bremer, who has a reported €58m release clause. Juventus are understood to value him higher amid pressure for at least one significant sale, and are tracking cover such as Milan Skriniar. Premier League links persist but are described as more tentative than Inter’s approach.

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Juventus push Kolo Muani deal, stand firm on Bremer and Yildiz