Totally zapped by Luis Enrique, Randal Kolo-Muani watched the match against Lens from the sidelines. The French striker understood that PSG was not counting on him, and agreed to leave this winter.
After a timid first season at Paris Saint-Germain, Randal Kolo-Muani was banking heavily on the 2024-2025 financial year to relaunch his career in the French capital. The injury to Gonçalo Ramos even seemed to be a signal, certainly unfortunate for PSG, but capable of giving him additional playing time to show his qualities. However, it is almost the opposite that has happened and the former Nantes player is disappearing from circulation. Luis Enrique hardly counts on him and this is becoming more and more obvious, since the Parisian coach prefers to play without a center forward rather than calling on “RKM”.
The time for hope for a recovery is now over, and Sky Deutschland announces through its European transfer window specialist Florian Plettenberg that everyone is now on the same wavelength, namely a departure of Kolo Muani from PSG as soon as the month of January. The striker so appreciated by Didier Deschamps no longer has any hope of winning in Paris and the Ile-de-France leaders will accept his departure in the form of a loan with an option to buy.
Kolo Muani got the message
Several clubs are already in the running, and the vice-world champion is attracting the attention of Premier League teams. Obviously, PSG has no chance of recovering the almost 100 million euros invested on the last day of the 2023 summer transfer window, but a departure with a purchase option to be exercised will make it possible to avoid this sporting and financial fiasco. doesn't drag on.
Even if Luis Enrique has learned to completely do without Kolo Muani, this departure will also deepen the quest for a number 9, while Gonçalo Ramos had not been imperial during his first season at PSG. After a very calm summer transfer window ahead, winter could therefore be a sign of a necessary upheaval seeing how much Paris is struggling to find the net in the Champions League.
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