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Randal Kolo Muani’s adventure at Paris Saint-Germain seems compromised. Indeed, despite his status as a substitute, the French striker always had a few minutes to eat until the 7th day of Ligue 1.
However, after being rested against Strasbourg on October 19, following his return from the international break, the former Eintracht Frankfurt member was left on the bench during the Classic against Olympique de Marseille at the weekend. last, then again against Lens this Sunday. A choice from his trainer, Luis Enrique, which says a lot about the Spaniard’s limited confidence in Kolo Muani, visibly out of the plans in the mind of the 54-year-old technician.
Kolo Muani’s rating collapses
Faced with this situation, the 2022 world vice-champion, under contract with PSG until June 2028, would now consider leaving this winter. According to Sky Sport Germanythe 25-year-old striker would be in the sights of several Premier League clubs, who would like to recruit him on loan with an option to buy.
The market value of Kolo Muani, which had climbed to 80 million euros seven months after the 2022 World Cup – where he distinguished himself by contributing to the French equalizer against Argentina in the final – has since fallen. Today, it is estimated at half that amount by Transfermarkt.
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