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Spurs loan of Kolo Muani leaves Frank with dilemma
The Guardian
|September 02, 2025
Thomas Frank has completed a loan move for Paris Saint-Germain's Randal Kolo Muani to boost his attacking options and deepen the selection headache over his Champions League squad.
Kolo Muani had been a prime target for Juventus, for whom he played on loan from PSG over the second half of last season, scoring 10 goals. But the Serie A club were unable to agree a deal for him, admitting defeat over the weekend and moving instead for Lois Openda from RB Leipzig.
Spurs had been interested in Kolo Muani in January when Ange Postecoglou was their manager. They have now moved decisively to secure him on a season-long contract with no obligation to make things permanent next summer.
Kolo Muani, who has 31 caps and nine goals for France, can play up front or off the left.
The 26-year-old cost €75m plus €15m in add-ons when he joined PSG in 2023 from Eintracht Frankfurt and Spurs will register him as a non-locally trained senior player in the Champions League.
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