Juventus has revamped its attacking lineup by securing the dual signings of Randal
Kolo Muani and Kerim Alajbegovic. Together, their financial impact on the club is expected to be lower than that of
Dusan Vlahovic alone in the final year of his contract with the Bianconeri.
Juventus’s Financial Gains from Kolo Muani and Alajbegovic Signings
Juventus officially confirmed the acquisition of Kolo Muani from Paris Saint-Germain and
Alajbegovic from Bayer Leverkusen on Sunday, just before embarking on their pre-season tour of South-East Asia and
Australia.
Alajbegovic joins Juventus
In terms of costs, Kolo Muani’s transfer amounted to €38 million, with potential bonuses of up to €12 million and additional fees of €3.2 million. He has signed a five-year contract with an annual salary of €5.5 million. Consequently, while Kolo Muani’s net earnings will be €5.5 million, Juventus will incur approximately €10.2 million in gross wages, as reported by
Calcio e Finanza.
Furthermore, Kolo Muani’s amortised cost averages €8.24 million per season. When combining this with his gross salary of €10.2 million, his total financial impact on Juventus’s accounts for the 2026-27 season will be approximately €18.44 million.
Alajbegovic was signed for a guaranteed fee of €30 million, with bonuses reaching €5 million and additional charges of €2 million. During his first season in Turin, he will earn a net salary of €3 million.
This figures to a gross salary of €5.55 million for Juventus, and, with an amortised cost of €6.4 million per season, Alajbegovic’s first year with the club will represent an estimated value of €11.95 million on their financial records.
The combined financial impact of the Kolo Muani and Alajbegovic transfers on Juventus is estimated to total €30.39 million.
ROME, ITALY – MAY 10: Randal Kolo Muani celebrates scoring his team’s first goal during a Serie A match against
SS Lazio at Stadio Olimpico on May 10, 2025. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
This expenditure is considerably lower than the cost Juventus incurred for Vlahovic during the final year of his contract in 2025-26.
The Serbian player represented an annual cost of over €41 million for the Old Lady in the final year of his contract.
TURIN, ITALY – NOVEMBER 04: Dusan Vlahovic reacts during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 match against Sporting Clube de Portugal at Allianz Stadium on November 04, 2025. (Photo by Stefano Guidi/Getty Images)
The primary reason for this difference stems from the hefty transfer fee Juventus agreed to for Vlahovic when signing him from
Fiorentina in 2022. This resulted in an amortised cost of €19.55 million during the last year of his contract, alongside Vlahovic’s net salary of €12 million for 2025-26, which amounted to €22.2 million in total gross wages for the club.