European football in brief: Kolo Muani at Torino, Džeko bound for Schalke, Premier League starts 21 August
The European agenda is busy in the final month of the window: Juventus are reported to have agreed terms with PSG for Kolo Muani, the 40-year-old Džeko has travelled to Germany to sign for Schalke, and the new Premier League season starts on 21 August.
At Juventus the name on the agenda is Randal Kolo Muani: according to Sporx, the Italian club have reached agreement with Paris Saint-Germain over a permanent move for the 27-year-old France striker, who spent last season on loan there, and he has travelled to Turin for a medical and to sign. Neither club has made an official announcement yet.
A notable file in Germany is Edin Džeko: the 40-year-old Bosnian striker is reported to have travelled to Germany on Monday to sign a one-year contract with the 2. Bundesliga side Schalke after a medical. The transfer is not considered settled until the signature is official.
In England the calendar is confirmed: the 2026-27 Premier League season will start a week later than in previous years, on 21 August, to give players additional rest after the World Cup. The summer window closes at 23:00 UK time on Tuesday 1 September.
FutbolRadar's assessment: as the window enters its final month, the activity across Europe feeds directly into the files on Süper Lig clubs' agendas. The fate of stories such as Salah and Osimhen will run alongside this late traffic in the major leagues; a calendar that accelerates towards 1 September makes the distinction between a verified development and a rumour more important than ever.