Tottenham have taken a significant step in their pursuit of Randal Kolo Muani, with chairman Daniel Levy and director of football Johan Lange reportedly flying to France to negotiate a deal for the PSG striker, according to an exclusive from TheBoyHotspur.
That report details that Kolo Muani is expected to cost around £55m, with the deal including a financial deal said to appeal to Tottenham’s cost-conscious chairman. Spurs would not have to pay PSG until 2026, which would allow the club to manage their finances strategically.
The 26-year-old French international joined PSG in the summer of 2023 90 million euros after an outstanding season at Eintracht Frankfurt, where he signed up 26 goals and 17 assists in 50 appearances.
However, Kolo Muani has struggled to replicate that form at PSG, scoring just 11 goals and providing 7 assists in 54 games since his arrival. This season, he has managed just 2 goals in 14 games, making him available for a loan move to PSG in the January window. (Transfer market)
Daniel Levy leads the chase for Randal Kolo Muani
Tottenham are in the market for attacking reinforcements, especially with injuries disrupting their squad. Kolo Muani’s versatility, which allows him to play between the front three, makes him an attractive option for Ange Postecoglou’s system.
Spurs are not alone in their interest. Arsenal have reportedly been offered the chance to sign himwhile Aston Villa will hold talks with PSG next week. Manchester United are also monitoring the situation. Outside of England, Juventus is one of the clubs that has also shown great interest in him.
Despite the competition, Levy’s decision to take charge of negotiations personally may give Tottenham an advantage in securing the Frenchman’s signature.
For Kolo Muani, a move to the Premier League could provide the perfect platform to rediscover his form and confidence. With his track record at both club and country, he remains a quality player capable of thriving in the right set-up.
Tottenham fans will be eager to see if Levy’s proactive approach pays off. If Spurs were to land Kolo Muani, it would be a major statement of intent from the club.
All eyes now turn to the outcome of those negotiations as Spurs aim to outdo their rivals by signing one of Europe’s most versatile forwards.
