Randal Kolo Muani, the solution there'is.

With the market closing set for Monday evening, Randal Kolo Muani’s future remains one of the unresolved knots at PSG. The French striker, who arrived for 90 million euros from Eintracht Frankfurt, has yet to find the expected continuity under the Eiffel Tower, and his name is powerfully back on the negotiating table.

In the Premier League, there is no shortage of interest. Aston Villa has shown concrete signs, looking for an offensive reinforcement that can further raise the level of the department. Newcastle has also reportedly made a move, evaluating the former Eintracht man’s profile as a thick alternative to expand the squad ahead of the season’s commitments. And according to rumors, Tottenham has also made an exploratory survey, ready to take advantage of any last-minute openings.

Time, however, is beginning to play against all parties involved. On the one hand, Kolo Muani, who might welcome a new challenge to revitalize his season. On the other, Paris Saint-Germain, which has so far maintained a strict line: no sell-offs at the drop of a hat. The Parisian club, which has not found a square with Juventus, is willing to listen to proposals, but only on terms that reflect almost the full value of the initial investment.