Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Tottenham are exploring a deal to sign Paris Saint-Germain forward Randal Kolo Muani before the deadline.
Tottenham have already brought in Xavi Simons in recent days as they got their attacking midfielder to help with the absence of James Maddison, who is likely to miss most of the season after suffering an ACL injury.
Thomas Frank’s outfit are also after a winger with Savinho on their list of targets for most of the summer as they look to add attacking options.
Ademola Lookman is the latest winger to be linked, while Manchester City centre-back Manuel Akanji is another face who could join before the deadline at 7pm.
But Tottenham have turned their attentions to bringing in another forward with transfer expert Romano revealing late last night that Kolo Muani to Tottenham ‘could be one to watch’.
Romano wrote on X: ‘If talks with Juventus remain off as they are right now, Randal Kolo Muani can emerge as option for several top clubs on #DeadlineDay. Can exclusively reveal that Tottenham made an enquiry for Kolo in last 24h… could be one to watch #THFC.’
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And now Romano is back to reveal that Tottenham now have ‘serious interest’ in a deal to sign the France international, who spent the second half of last season out on loan at Serie A side Juventus.
Romano added on X: ‘EXCL: Tottenham make contact to explore Randal Kolo Muani deal conditions after interest revealed overnight. Spurs are informed of Kolo available + serious interest but depends on fee and numbers as PSG want obligation to buy guaranteed.’
Thomas Frank explained his approach to speaking with potential new signings over the weekend as Spurs head into the final day of the transfer window.
Frank said: “When I speak to them I’m pretty direct and honest in how I see the player.
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“Of course I want to sell the Tottenham project. But I’m always direct in terms of how I see their role and what we hopefully can make them to become. But also that it will be a fantastic journey, but also there can be ups and downs in that journey and there’s bits they need to work on.
“We go into that, then I sign off – I would like the player. But the player also needs to sign off to the project and the role.”