Manchester United ‘are set to launch a club-record £105MILLION bid to sign Frankfurt star Randal Kolo Muani in the summer’ with Erik ten Hag to battle PSG for the in-demand striker
- Randal Kolo Muani is reportedly on the radars of Manchester United and PSG
- The Frenchman shot himself to global acclaim with performances at World Cup
- Frankfurt reportedly willing to part ways with the player for astronomical fee
Manchester United are reportedly willing to bid as much as £105m for Eintracht Frankfurt’s Randal Kolo Muani this summer.
The forward catapulted himself into global acclaim with a series of impressive performances for France at the World Cup in Qatar, underlining his status as one of Europe’s most exciting forwards.
The English giants are reported to be rivalling Paris Saint-Germain for his signature, with both looking to restructure their forward lines this summer.
According to Bild, a German publication, United are willing to bid as much as £105m to land the Frenchman.
It is hoped United will launch a sustained Premier League title challenge next season, with the 24-year-old believed to be central to those plans. It is expected that there will be an overhaul of United’s squad this summer, with a number of players set to depart.
Manchester United are reportedly willing to pay as much as £105m for Randal Kolo Muani
The Frankfurt star has been one of their most impressive performers this campaign
Despite being something of a left-field pick for the World Cup – he delivered in the decisive moments
While PSG are interested in bringing him back to France, it is reported that United are lining up the first bid for the player. It is believed Frankfurt will entertain offers close to the £90m mark.
The German club, who won last year’s Europa League, signed the forward on a free transfer last summer from Ligue 1 outfit Nantes.
He has hit the ground running in the Bundesliga, having scored 11 times and assisted a further 12 goals. His impressive performances prior to the World Cup in Qatar ensured he made a late dart for the squad.
At the World Cup itself, he had to bide his time for opportunities but when granted, he delivered for Didier Deschamps.
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