As the January transfer window looms, speculation over Randal Kolo Muani’s future at Paris Saint-Germain has intensified. The French striker, who joined PSG in a high-profile move last summer, has endured a frustrating start to life in the capital under Luis Enrique. With just 425 minutes of game time across all competitions, Kolo Muani appears to be far from the Spaniard’s first-choice plans.

Luis Enrique has largely overlooked the 24-year-old in the No. 9 role, leading to mounting speculation that Kolo Muani could seek an exit as early as January. Reports from Le10Sport suggest that Manchester United are monitoring the situation closely and have already initiated contact over a potential move. However, given their financial constraints, the Red Devils may prioritise a loan deal for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.

Meanwhile, TBR Football claims that intermediaries have approached several Premier League clubs to gauge interest in the PSG striker. Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, and Manchester United are all reported to have been contacted about a possible deal.

Despite this flurry of activity, Sky Sports Germany’s Florian Plettenberg has poured cold water on the Manchester United links. “There are no internal discussions or plans regarding a potential loan move in the winter,” Plettenberg reports, suggesting that a switch to Old Trafford may not be imminent.

Elsewhere, Football Transfers has reported that PSG are actively considering loaning out Kolo Muani in January, with Newcastle United and West Ham United emerging as leading contenders for his signature. As the window approaches, the coming weeks could prove pivotal for the French forward’s future.