Paris Saint-Germain’s decision to sign Randal Kolo Muani initially seemed like a smart move, bringing in a talented French player at the peak of his career. However, the transfer hasn’t worked out as expected, and the club may now be considering cutting its losses.
Kolo Muani has been with PSG for over a year but has only contributed 11 goals and six assists in that time. It also appears that manager Luis Enrique may have lost confidence in him.
Rather than relying on Kolo Muani, Enrique has chosen to play with a false No. 9, even with Gonçalo Ramos sidelined by injury. When Ramos was injured, it seemed like the ideal opportunity for Kolo Muani to step up and claim the starting spot, but that hasn’t happened.
According to TBR Football, Kolo Muani has been offered to several Premier League clubs ahead of the January transfer window.
Intermediaries have reportedly contacted clubs across Europe, but a move to England is seen as the most likely due to the size of the deal, with a reported price tag of £70 million.
Kolo Muani has struggled to become a first-choice option under PSG manager Luis Enrique, with his limited game time mainly resulting from Goncalo Ramos’ injury. The Portuguese forward is expected to return in December after ankle surgery.
PSG are open to selling several fringe players in January, and Kolo Muani could be among those set to depart.
A few days ago, a report surfaced that Manchester United are monitoring Kolo Muani’s situation closely and are prepared to make a €70 million offer to bring him to Old Trafford.
