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The two attackers, recruited by PSG last summer, would not be pushed out despite their poor performance.
During the last summer transfer window, Parisian leaders invested massively in the offensive sector. 170 million euros for Gonçalo Ramos and Randal Kolo Muani alone. The French international, who was coming off a big season with Eintracht Frankfurt before arriving in the capital of France, is clearly not giving satisfaction at the moment. As for Portuguese, it is hardly used by Luis Enrique.
However, these two players should be retained within the Ile-de-France squad for next season. According to The Parisian, the club does not intend to put them on the transfer market, which would confirm the failure of their recruitment. Even if a new center forward of international stature were poached, to compensate for the departure of Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid, they would not be pushed towards the exit.
Playing time uncertain for Ramos
If Ramos and Kolo Muani were to leave PSG next summer, it would then be a decision on their part. The regional daily specifies that the former Nantes resident is not currently in this perspective. Concerning the Lusitanian international, the situation could be different, knowing that his prospects for playing time seem quite limited at the moment.
Indeed, Luis Enrique now uses Kylian Mbappé almost systematically as number 9. “He is a player of the future, he can cope with various playing situations”however, the Spanish technician said of him, after his purchase option had been exercised.
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