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It was one of the big issues for Paris Saint-Germain for this winter transfer window. What to do with Randal Kolo Muani? The former Nantes player has not played since December 6 and this entry into play against Auxerre, and Luis Enrique did not retain him during these last matches of the Ile-de-France team. However, the Spaniard has never really positioned himself publicly. ” I don’t know. The transfer window, for me, is more the fruit, fish, bread market… I have nothing to say”he replied on Sunday evening, after the victory against ASSE, when he was questioned about his player.
One thing is certain, RKM had no shortage of contenders this winter. Many clubs, English but not only, have come to the news, but it is Juventus which has the best chance of welcoming the 26-year-old striker. As indicated La Gazzetta dello SportJuventus has reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain for the dry loan of the French international striker until the end of the season.
Decision in the coming hours
Ambitious but above all disappointing in the league with this fifth place in Serie A, Juve wants to strike hard to move up the standings in the second half of the season, while it is also negotiating the arrival of Ronald Araujo (FC Barcelona). For his part, Randal Kolo Muani has yet to give his agreement, he who has other attractive options and who has not yet made his decision at the time of writing these lines. However, he should make his choice in the coming hours.
The possible departure of Dusan Vlahovic is an asset in favor of the Turinese, who hope to be able to revive the player who scored 2 goals in 10 Ligue 1 matches. Both PSG and the player know that a good second half of the season in Serie A would allow mainly concerned with revaluing itself significantly in view of a big sale in summer. We should soon find out more…
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