PSG ‘reach agreement’ for former Man Utd target
Jacque Talbot
- 1 Sept 2023 13:30 BST
- 3 min read
Paris Saint-Germain have reached an agreement for Randal Kolo Muani, according to reports.
Various outlets in France state that the Ligue 1 champions have finally agreed to a deal for the striker, who could arrive from Eintracht Frankfurt on transfer deadline day.
It is believed that the overall package will amount to a total of €75million + €15m add-ons. PSG have been trying to lure Kolo Muani to the Parc des Princes for the majority of August, but finding an agreement with Frankfurt has emerged as a sticking point.
It comes after the attacker told his current side he will not train with them, in a bid to try and force a move to Paris. The France international was not in Thursday's Europa Conference League qualifier against Levski Sofia.
Kolo Mauni attempts to push a move
At the time, Frankfurt sporting director Markus Kroesche said: "This behaviour has no influence on transfer business."
"This isn't the Randal we've got to know and we know his real character. He's being bombarded at the moment and the result is this reaction, which is wrong, as we've made clear to him and his entourage along with all the ramifications."
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Kolo Muani, who has a contract with the German club until 2027, told Sky Germany about what lays ahead in his future. "It's no secret, PSG have made a record offer for me. A move to Paris is now a unique chance for me. I want to move to Paris and I've told my [club] management that. I hope Frankfurt will accept this offer from Paris and make possible this transfer."
Kolo Muani has scored 26 goals in 50 games since joining from Nantes last season and even was the record goal-contributor in the Bundesliga. Manchester United had eyed a move for the striker but they ended up buying Rasmus Hojlund for Atalanta.
