Tottenham has completed the loan signing by Randal Kolo Muani from Paris Saint-Germain.
The French striker joins Spurs at a deal until the end of the season without buying the opportunity. Kolo Muani will wear the shirt No. 39.
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He will sign Thomas Frank’s eighth of the transfer window and his second loan to Joao Palhinha.
Spurs took over her expenses over the 180 million pound mark with the arrival of Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig on Friday.
In the meantime, Kolo Muani has closed in the club in the middle of fresh injury fears in connection with Dominic Solanke.
The striker missed Bournemouth last weekend because of an ankle problem.
Frank confirmed that it was a recurrence of the injury, which hindered Solanke’s pre -season campaign.
He is currently evaluated by the club’s medical team, but could return to West Ham after the international break.
Kolo Muani has the 26-year-old nine goals in 31 upper limits for France.
His arrival in North London follows a loan at Juventus in the second half of last season.
During his time in Italy, he scored ten goals in 22 games for the Series A.
Kolo Muani also received a medal from the Champions League winner after he had presented four times in the competition for PSG before he had a change of loan.
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This trophy joins the club with a couple of league titles and a French Cup triumph during his time.
Where is Kolo Muanis best position?
The former Frankfurt star is able to play over the three front three, but, according to Oliver Glasner, head of Crystal Palace, is the most effective.
Before that, they worked together in the German Club. Kolo Muani scored 23 goals and added 20 templates in 46 games under the Austrian coach.
After moving to PSG in 2023, Glasner spoke to L’Equipe and said: “For me, he is not a broader player. The conventional wing player is Ousmane Dembele.
“I had to see a Kolo Muani who scored goals and he made many templates, but he achieved very little.
“So he had to be in the middle. But you can’t ask him to be static. I don’t think he’s best.
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“For example, he is not a physical striker like Olivier Giroud, he has to use his pace. He is very intelligent with his movement, he has also improved a lot with his left foot last season.”
Glasner had previously founded in Frankfurt Kolo Muanani’s attitude six months after his time.
He explained: “We [signed] He because we saw great potential in him. We immediately saw that he was very fast.
“He hears and tries things on the field and he is a great boy. He is no longer 17, he is 23, so he is in good football age.
“It is not so surprising that he is able to do that. That he plays such a decisive, formative role, but maybe there may be [surprising] But that deserves that because of his performances. “