Juventus have officially entered the race to sign PSG's top target!

Juventus are already in the race to sign Victor Osimhen and are racing other clubs for the Nigerian's signature.

Africa 14 June 2025 at 12:25

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Juventus have officially entered the race to sign PSG's top target!

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According to reports, PSG have been trying to sign Nigerian star Victor Osimhen since last year, and Juventus will not have an easy road to get the Nigerian star's signature because the player is interested in more than one club on the European continent.

With the summer market already underway, much speculation has begun regarding the future of Turkish giants Galatasaray's striker, whose loan from Napoli is set to expire at the end of the 2024-2025 season.

According to GIVE ME SPORT, Manchester United are well aware of PSG's French efforts to sign the 26-year-old Nigerian striker after Victor Osimhen rejected Al Hilal's offer.

‼️If Vlahovic is sold, Juventus would like to buy two strikers. On the list there is Kolo Muani, the Bianconeri will negotiate a new deal with PSG after the Club World Cup.

Victor Osimhen remains at the top of the list, the Bianconeri are seriously trying to bring the striker… pic.twitter.com/1ik87lDQHa
— JuveFC (@juvefcdotcom) June 13, 2025

Juventus already wants to sign Osimhen

According to renowned transfer specialist Gianluca Di Marzio, Juventus are preparing to bring in two new forwards should Dusan Vlahovic depart. The Italian giants have identified Randal Kolo Muani as a potential option and are likely to re-engage in talks with Paris Saint-Germain following the Club World Cup.

Victor Osimhen remains Juventus' primary objective, with the club actively pursuing the Nigerian striker despite having only €50 million allocated for a new center-forward signing.

Recent reports from Foot Mercato suggest that Victor Osimhen has reopened negotiations with Manchester United, as the Premier League side continues their search for a top-class striker.

According to the French outlet, discussions have picked up again under the same terms discussed previously—a proposed €12 million annual salary for Osimhen, along with a €75 million overall deal for Napoli, which would include performance-related add-ons. The Serie A club currently holds the Nigerian forward’s rights.