Paris Saint-Germain have received a first offer from Tottenham for France forward Randal Kolo Muani, sources have told ESPN, though the French club have already reached a loan agreement with Juventus.
Spurs, 11th in the Premier League table, are looking to bolster their forward unit and submitted a loan offer with an option to buy on Tuesday, according to sources.
Covering Kolo Muani’s wages of €700,000 ($720,000) a month would not be a problem for the London club — and should PSG be convinced of the Premier League team’s offer, the player himself will decide between joining Spurs or Juventus.
Kolo Muani, who has 37 caps for his country with nine goals, is keen on a move to England and other clubs, including Everton, West Ham United and Aston Villa, have showed an interest.
The Paris-born striker has made 14 appearances for the club this season, scoring twice, but has been made available for transfer after being deemed surplus to requirements by manager Luis Enrique.
Kolo Muani, 26, was not in the matchday squad for the last two games against Saint-Etienne and Monaco and is set to also miss the French Cup tie with Espaly this week, per ESPN sources.
The transfer saga means the forward is searching for a new challenge 18 months after joining his boyhood club for €95 million ($102.6m) from Eintracht Frankfurt.