Randal Kolo Muani

Man Utd Given Transfer Boost in Latest Update on PSG’s €95M-Rated Misfit

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With the January transfer window just weeks away, speculation surrounding Randal Kolo Muani is heating up, especially as his limited playing time at Paris Saint-Germain raises questions about his future.

Kolo Muani’s role under Luis Enrique has been marginal, with the PSG manager showing little interest in making him the starting No. 9. The striker has managed just 416 minutes across all competitions, adding fuel to the rumors of a possible departure in January.

Le10Sport reports that Manchester United have expressed interest in Kolo Muani, recently reaching out to signal their intentions. However, financial constraints could limit their options to a loan deal for the second half of the 2024-2025 season.

TBR Football adds that intermediaries have contacted multiple Premier League clubs—including Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, and Manchester United—to gauge their interest in the PSG forward.

PSG prepared to let Randal Kolo Muani go?

Randal Kolo Muani
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Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg reported on Saturday that while Kolo Muani is keen to stay at PSG, a loan or permanent move could still happen in the winter or next summer.

This follows earlier reports confirming that the Parisians are open to letting him leave. According to Plettenberg, despite inquiries, no final decisions have been made, with Kolo Muani under contract at PSG until 2028.

Football Transfers reported on Friday that PSG are considering loaning out Kolo Muani during the January transfer window, with Newcastle and West Ham showing the most interest.

Kolo Muani joined the capital club for €95 million following an impressive World Cup in Qatar and a standout season with Frankfurt, where he tallied 26 goals and 17 assists in 50 appearances.

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