Paris Saint-Germain have faced offensive struggles this 2024-25 season, particularly in the UEFA Champions League, where their goal-scoring has significantly dropped. Next summer, they may consider bringing in a new attacker to inject consistency.
Initially, signing Kolo Muani seemed like a smart move for PSG, adding a talented French player in his prime. But things haven’t gone as hoped, and the club could now be rethinking his place in the team.
In over a year with PSG, Kolo Muani has managed only 11 goals and six assists. Manager Luis Enrique may have lost confidence in him, shifting to a false No. 9 formation instead.
Even with Gonçalo Ramos sidelined by injury, a situation that seemed to open the door for Kolo Muani to step up as the starting forward, that chance appears to have slipped by.
The asking price set for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Omar Marmoush
Last month, TBR Football reported that Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, and Newcastle have all been keeping an eye on Eintracht Frankfurt’s Omar Marmoush recently. European giants like Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, and Atletico Madrid have also been following his performances closely.
German outlet Fussball News (h/t TEAMTalk) reports that Eintracht Frankfurt would consider letting go of their prolific striker for around €60 million (£50 million / $64.8 million).
Over the summer, Nottingham Forest reportedly made a €25 million offer for Marmoush and nearly reached a deal, highlighting how much his value has soared this season.
According to the report, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, and PSG are all interested in signing Marmoush, setting the stage for a possible bidding war in 2025.
