Fabrizio Romano Reveals Tottenham’s Next Move After Missing Out on £50M-Rated PSG Talent | OneFootball

Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain is uncertain as the January transfer window opens, fueling speculation about a potential move.

The 26-year-old forward has struggled to make a notable impact in his first two seasons at PSG, prompting rumors about his departure this month.

So far this season, Kolo Muani has only played 453 minutes across all competitions, failing to secure a regular starting spot. His absence from PSG’s squad in the final three matches of 2024 has only intensified the uncertainty surrounding his future.

Journalist Ben Jacobs confirmed that Kolo Muani has informed PSG that he wants to join Juventus. A loan deal is expected to be finalized this week, with Spurs being notified in the past hour.

On Monday, TBR Football reported that Kolo Muani is likely to join Juventus on loan with an option to buy for around £50 million. Sources indicate that Juventus considers themselves the top choice after talks with the forward’s representatives over the weekend.

Where does Tottenham go from here?

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After whiffing on Kolo Muani, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano provided the latest regarding Tottenham’s pursuit of another attacker.

“I’m sure they do, but no concrete name leaks yet,” Romano wrote in his newsletter for Give Me Sport. “From today we will see, as yesterday Spurs tried until the end to convince Kolo Muani and get the green light from the player. PSG accepted both loan proposals from Juventus and Spurs, but then the player decided to go with Juventus because of Champions League football.”

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that Tottenham are now eyeing Evann Guessand as a potential forward option, following the latest update on Kolo Muani. The Ivorian international has also caught the attention of West Ham and Bournemouth.

Despite Guessand signing a contract extension with OGC Nice in August, which keeps him at the club until 2028, the French side may consider offers of around £20 million.