PSG does not let go of the case for Kolo Muani

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: Frankfurt makes things clear for Kolo Muani

After an initial refusal from Frankfurt, PSG should increase their offer on Monday for Randal Kolo Muani.

Looking for a striker despite the recruitment of Gonçalo Ramos and the presence of Hugo Ekitike in the squad, the Paris Saint Germain took concrete action to try to recruit Randal Kolo Muani coming fromEintracht Frankfurt. On Sunday, the capital club offered a first offer of 60 million euros (excluding bonuses) refused by the German club, which is asking for 100.

According to information from The Team, the Ile-de-France club does not intend to stop at this first failure and should offer a higher offer on Monday morning. For his part, the French international opened his counter on the first day of the Bundesliga on Sunday by offering victory to Darmstadt (1-0).

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Manu Tournoux

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