Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) hangs in the balance after his challenging spell at Tottenham Hotspur. The French striker, who returned to PSG following his loan, is now in the crosshairs of Juventus, a club reportedly eyeing him as a potential reinforcement for their offensive line. Yet, not all voices in the *Vecchia Signora* camp are in favor of this potential move, with former Juventus striker Nicola Amoruso emerging as a vocal critic of the proposed deal.

Juventus is expected to be a major player in this summer’s transfer market, with a clear focus on strengthening their attacking options. Kolo Muani, despite his underwhelming season at Tottenham, has been identified as a prime target. The club is also considering parting ways with Dusan Vlahovic, whose contract expires on June 30, as a means to reduce wage expenses. However, Amoruso strongly disagrees with this strategy, calling it a critical misstep for the club.

Amoruso favors Vlahovic over Kolo Muani

In a candid interview, Amoruso made his preference crystal clear: «If I had to choose one, I’d always pick Dusan.» He went on to explain why Vlahovic should remain a Juventus player, stating, «The fact that he isn’t fully integrated yet doesn’t mean he’s unwanted. The Serbian striker is world-class in his position, and I don’t see many forwards available with his level and potential. That’s why I believe extending his contract would be the right move. He finished the season with a fantastic attitude and a strong desire to play for Juventus. Spalletti has given him trust and involved him in the game, which is vital for a striker—and his goals when fit have proven that.»

Rebuilding Juventus on a foundation of champions

Amoruso also shared his broader vision for Juventus’ transfer strategy, urging the club’s new sporting director, Giovanni Carnevali, to prioritize high-caliber players. «We need world-class talent, champions who can elevate the team. It’s no easy task, especially after last season’s Champions League disappointment, but we must rebuild by staying true to Juventus’ legacy—a legacy built on champions.» His remarks underscore a growing divide within the club’s fanbase and leadership regarding the direction the team should take in the transfer market.