Tottenham ready to terminate Kolo Muani loan amid Juventus talks – report

Tuttosport newspaper reports that Tottenham are ready to cut Randal Kolo Muani’s loan spell short, but Juventus must reach an agreement with PSG as well.

Tuttosport reports that Tottenham will not halt Juventus’ plan to bring Kolo Muani back to the Allianz Stadium as the North-London club are ready to part ways with their striker after less than six months.

Kolo Muani joined Tottenham on loan from PSG on deadline day last summer after Juventus had spent weeks negotiating with the French giants to retain the striker after a six-month loan spell.

Kolo Muani has only scored two goals in 23 appearances across all competitions with Tottenham this season, but hasn’t yet found the net in 15 Premier League games.

Juventus, Tottenham and PSG directors are expected to hold talks on Thursday after the final league phase round in the Champions League, which is played tonight.

Even if Tottenham are said to be ready to part ways with Kolo Muani, Juventus will have to reach an agreement with PSG, which they failed to achieve last summer, straining relations between Bianconeri director Damien Comolli and PSG directors.

According to Tuttosport, Juventus are eager to include an option to buy in the deal, but won’t pay more than €5m for Kolo Muani’s loan until the end of the season.