Determined to leave Eintracht Frankfurt to join PSG, Randal Kolo Muani decided to skip training for the day on the eve of the Europa League Conference match against Levski Sofia.
The tension should still go up a notch at Eintracht Frankfurt. Consequence of the radical decision of Randal Kolo Muani to force the hand of its leaders. Eager to join PSG, the vice-world champion has indeed decided to skip the training session of the day. A strong gesture which follows his remarks made Tuesday evening with Sky Sport Germany in order to claim his transfer.
“I owe a lot to Eintracht Frankfurt. I took the supporters very seriously and I always behaved in a very professional way, he thus confided before indicating his desire to sign in Paris. I always gave everything for the club until the end. However, it’s no secret that Paris Saint-Germain made a record offer for me. A transfer to Paris is now a unique opportunity for me. I would like to sign in Paris and I also informed the leaders. I hope and wish that Eintracht accepts the offer from Paris and that this transfer becomes possible for me. »
Its leaders are furious
But to believe Picture, the media release of the former Nantes player did not please his management. Quite the contrary. According to the German daily, it could even prove to be counterproductive. The leaders of Eintracht Frankfurt would have turned and should not give any gift to the capital club, which they suspect of being behind this rise to the niche. And this while the discussions seem to be at an impasse. While the champions of France have returned to the charge with an offer estimated at 80 million euros, bonus included, the German club is still claiming no less than 100 million euros to let go of its star striker, who arrived free in the summer. last and under contract until 2027. Even the proposal to include Hugo Ekitike in the transaction does not convince Eintracht Frankfurt if the transfer fee is less than 80 million euros.
This sequence comes as the German club plays its European future this Thursday. Eintracht Frankfurt is indeed playing its return leg of the Europa League Conference play-offs against Levski Sofia and will have to win to qualify for the group stage after a draw in Bulgaria.
