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Paris Saint-Germain could part ways with Randal Kolo Muani this winter. Unconvincing under the orders of Luis Enrique and now doubled in the offensive hierarchy, the French striker attracts envy. In the Premier League, Arsenal and Manchester City would be ready to go on the offensive.
According to TBR Footballthe Gunners are considering a loan, with or without a purchase option, to strengthen their attack. For its part, City is also closely following the development of Kolo Muani, just like Juventus and Atlético Madrid. The former Eintracht Frankfurt player, despite declarations affirming his intention to win in Paris, could therefore be forced to leave to relaunch his career.
An attractive alternative to United
According to revelations from Christopher Michel, Manchester United would also be interested in a six-month loan. The Red Devils, looking for an efficient scorer to compensate for the difficulties of Joshua Zirkzee, see an interesting opportunity in Kolo Muani.
The imminent arrival of Gonçalo Ramos could also precipitate a departure for the Frenchman, who has not yet managed to find his place at PSG. The winter promises to be decisive for the future of Kolo Muani, as PSG seeks to readjust its squad and regain effectiveness in the Champions League.
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