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Everton Tipped As Potential Suitor for £50M-Rated PSG Flop in January

As the January transfer window approaches, speculation about Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain is growing. The French forward has seen limited playing time this season, fueling rumors that he mightbe leaving the club.

The situation took a new twist when Kolo Muani was excluded from PSG’s matchday squad for their game against Olympique Lyonnais, raising further doubts about his place in Luis Enrique’s plans.

Having played just 453 minutes across all competitions, Kolo Muani has struggled to secure a starting spot. This lack of involvement has caught the attention of Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Manchester City, who are all reportedly keen to strengthen their attack.

TBR Football suggests PSG could look into loaning out the forward with an option to buy. With Kolo Muani reportedly open to a move to England, Premier League clubs are feeling optimistic about the possibility.

What Premier League club could land Randal Kolo Muani?

Randal Kolo Muani

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On the latest PSG Talking podcast, CBS Sports’ Jonathan Johnson spoke about which Premier League club could pursue Kolo Muani and he spotlighted Everton as a potential suitor.

“You’re looking at which clubs might suddenly start splashing the cash,” Johnson said. “I’m not saying Everton will go all out for Kolo Muani, but if they start getting ambitious with new hires ahead of the transfer window and potentially have some money to spend to strengthen, ensuring they stay out of relegation trouble and possibly build in the summer, that acquisition could interest them.”

Meanwhile,TEAMtalk reported on Friday, citing sources, that Arsenal are showing interest in Kolo Muani and is ‘one to watch’ for the Gunners in January.

Furthermore, the report notes that a bid of £50 million could be enough to sign Muani next month, which is a bargain considering he joined PSG from Eintracht Frankfurt for £76 million in 2023.

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