Arsenal & Chelsea offered €95m transfer flop

Cameron Smith

• 20 Oct 2024 18:15 BST
• 3 min read

Arsenal and Chelsea are reportedly among the clubs to have been offered the chance to sign Paris Saint-Germain forward Randal Kolo Muani in 2025.

The France international moved to the Parc des Princes for €95 million last summer, but he has underwhelmed since returning to Ligue 1 and Luis Enrique’s side could look to cut their losses next year.

Kolo Muani will have three years remaining on his current PSG contract when the 2025 summer transfer window opens, but an exit is on the cards amid his uncertain place in Enrique’s squad.

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The 25-year-old has only started two Ligue 1 games so far this season and despite impressing in the Nations League for France, Kolo Muani has registered just two goals in nine PSG games in 2024-25.

As a result, the Frenchman has been heavily linked with a PSG departure in recent weeks and a move to the Premier League has now been mooted as a distinct possibility.

According to TBR Football, PSG have offered Kolo Muani to Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United and Newcastle United as they look to offload the France forward.

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The Parisians are keen to sell a number of fringe players in 2025 and they have reportedly decided that Kolo Muani’s future lies away from the Parc des Princes.

The 25-year-old scored 23 goals and provided 17 assists during his sole campaign at Eintracht Frankfurt, but he has been unable to replicate that form in France and PSG are hoping that he attracts significant interest from a host of Premier League clubs.

Randal Kolo Muani to Arsenal?

Intermediaries have spoken to Arsenal regarding a possible move for Kolo Muani, although it remains to be seen if the Gunners would be open to signing the France international next summer.

Mikel Arteta’s side are hoping to purchase a new centre forward in 2025, but they are currently looking at Viktor Gyokeres, Benjamin Sesko and Dusan Vlahovic.