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Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain is far from assured…
Recruited this summer by PSG for the tidy sum of 95 million euros, Randal Kolo Muani has, for the moment, not justified the colossal amount of his transfer. Overall disappointing since the start of the season, the former Nantais player did not improve his situation this Saturday evening against Le Havre. Started by Luis Enrique, the French international performed poorly, continuing his long drought in front of goal. He was even taken out during the break.
Increasingly criticized, Randal Kolo Muani also sees his future darkening in Paris. According to the account PSG Inside News, there would be distension within the Parisian club regarding him. If some would like to sell or loan him during the next summer transfer window, others would like to give him a second chance.
“They want to lend the player or the stomach”
“What about Kolo Muani, there is tension between the Parisian management, the staff and the player’s representatives where they do not agree on what they are going to do with him next season. Indeed on the one hand, they want to lend the player or the stomach and on the other hand they want to keep him and give him one last chance, don’t ask me who prefers to sell him, I don’t know.indicated the PSG follower account.
Under contract with Paris until June 2028, Randal Kolo Muani would not see himself leaving the City of Lights this summer, according to an indiscretion from the newspaper The Team. One thing is certain: we haven’t finished talking about the future of the 25-year-old striker.
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