The agreement was made possible after Juventus failed to reach an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain over the terms of the loan. This cleared the way for Tottenham to sign Muani, who has been described as a "complete" forward by Kylian Mbappe.

Muani has been in high demand due to his impressive form in Serie A last season. He scored eight goals and recorded one assist in 16 appearances for Juventus while on loan. This season, he will hope to bring his skills to the Premier League and make a strong impact for Tottenham.

With the injury to striker Dominic Solanke worse than expected, manager Thomas Frank needs a replacement before the transfer deadline shuts. The signing of Muani could be a solution to this problem, and he could make his debut against West Ham United after the international break.

Muani's addition to the team could bring a new level of depth to Tottenham's attack, and his experience in Serie A could be beneficial in the Premier League.