It is written that Randal Kolo Muani (25 years old) will never have the chance to win at Paris Saint-Germain as long as Luis Enrique is the coach. Recruited last year for €90 million, the former Eintracht Frankfurt striker only played 425 minutes in 13 appearances in all competitions (2 goals, 1 assist). That’s an average playing time of around 32 minutes per match. Worse, after the major injury to Gonçalo Ramos, RKM did not even become the number one striker of the capital club, Luis Enrique preferring to align Marco Asensio or Kang-in Lee in false 9.
However, despite this delicate situation, Kolo Muani indicated on November 17 at the microphone of Téléfoot that he was not thinking of packing up during the next transfer window. “A departure in January? No, I never thought about leaving PSG in January. For me, I always have to keep working, keep showing what I can do and give the maximum of myself. I try to put more people around me, a physiotherapist, a fitness trainer, a cook, I try to optimize things. I hope the results will come. You must not give up, if you give up, it’s over, you sink.”
Leipzig wants to bring RKM back to Germany
But according to Bilda club of choice would like to convince RKM to set sail and return to the Bundesliga. This is RB Leipzig. Third in the standings, Xavi Simons’ club is looking to collect cash (the names of Elmas and André Silva are mentioned for a departure) in the hope of strengthening its attack. And his number 1 offensive target is therefore the PSG striker. The German media indicates that the RBL would like to see if a loan is possible this winter. Otherwise, he will return next summer for a transfer.
Leipzig are optimistic about Kolo Muani for several reasons. Thanks to his 26 goals scored and 17 assists delivered in one season with Eintracht Frankfurt, the ex-Nantes player demonstrated that he had immediately adapted to the Bundesliga. In addition, PSG finally seems open to the departure of its player in January, even if the Rouge et Bleu should not let him slip away without having replaced him. Finally, it should be remembered that relations between Paris and Leipzig are fluid, as the Xavi Simons file attests.
