Arsenal and Man United have shown interest in PSG striker Randal Kolo Muani. Fabrizio Romano has new confirmed that the 26 year old will be available in the January transfer window.
Randal Kolo Muani joined the French giants in summer 2023 from Frankfurt. He had a decent first season with the club. He was able to play in 40 matches and register 9 goals along with 6 assists.
However, the story has changed completely this season. The 26 year old has fallen down the pecking order. He has played only 14 games so far this season. In addition, he has only started in 2 of those.
Randal Kolo Muani to leave PSG in January
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has tweeted a key update about Kolo Muani. He has tweeted that the 26 year old is guaranteed to exit in January. The Italian journalist added that Luis Enrique does not count on Kolo Muani anymore.
🚨⚠️ Kolo Muani's exit in January is considered sure and almost guaranteed, as Luis Enrique keeps showing he doesn't count on the French striker anymore.
PSG are open to discuss Randal's exit on their conditions, same as Milan Skriniar.
Plan reported 10 days ago, confirmed. pic.twitter.com/CUAp9Z020w
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 21, 2024
The player will be surely open to move away due to lack of game time. He is in the peak years of career and will not like to spend much time on bench. This may also affect his chances of playing for the France national team. It will be interesting to see if PSG do allow him to leave on loan or if they want to part ways permanently.
Both Arsenal and Man United have shown interest in the 26 year old striker. Gunners need more attacking players to revive their title hopes. Kolo Muani will be a good temporary option for them. They may sign him on loan initially before taking a permanent route in summer.
Man United will also benefit from adding an experienced star. As of now, their summer signing Joshua Zirkzee has failed completely to leave an impact. Kolo Muani can add the much needed attacking touch and help the Red Devils to finish higher in Premier League.
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