Randal Kolo Muani update as Tottenham hold internal talks over a move

Tottenham have been named as one of the leading contenders to land Randal Kolo Muani, but the Lilywhites are yet to make any concrete steps to complete the signing.

Tottenham sense a big Kolo Muani opportunity

Over the last couple of weeks, it has been widely reported that Randal Kolo Muani wants to leave Paris Saint-Germain in search of regular game time and that Tottenham are one of the clubs circling over the striker, who is valued at £50m.

In fact, some outlets have claimed that the Lilywhites have already spoken to the Frenchman’s representatives regarding a switch to North London.

Just a couple of days ago, some Italian sources named Spurs as one of Juventus’ main competitors as the Bianconeri attempt to bring Kolo Muani to Turin this month.

Tottenham yet to make a move for Kolo Munai

Journalist Ben Jacobs has now taken to social media to confirm that Kolo Munai is not expected to be in Paris by the end of this transfer window.

He explains that PSG are open to a loan deal with an obligation to buy but would ideally prefer a permanent sale of the French international.

Jacobs names Tottenham, AC Milan, Juventus, Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig as the sides who hold an interest in landing the former Eintracht Frankfurt man.

He adds that while Spurs have held discussions internally about a move for the forward, they are yet to make a concrete approach to PSG regarding the player.

Tottenham will only be exploring a loan deal

It would be very surprising if Spurs decide to shell out £50m on any one player during this transfer window.

They are evidently prioritising squad additions rather than big-name signings and will want to spread their budget across many positions.

However, if PSG were willing to loan Kolo Muani out this month, the forward would be a superb option for the Lilywhites as the 26-year-old’s versatility would give Postecoglou cover across the frontline.

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