This season has been another one of ups and downs for Tottenham Hotspur.
Ange Postecoglou’s side currently sit 12th in the Premier League, closer to relegation than the Champions League, but they have reached the fourth round of the FA Cup and hold a 1-0 lead in the League Cup semi-finals. .
But to have the best chance of ending this year’s trophy drought, the club needs to bring in a player of genuine talent this month who can change the game from the start or off the bench.
Sadly, their efforts to sign one player were not successful.
Tottenham target talented forward
According to a recent report in French outlet L’Equipe, Tottenham maintain a genuine interest in Paris Saint-Germain ace and Juventus target Randal Kolo Muani.
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In fact, the report reveals that the North Londoners have already made an offer for the Frenchman on loan for the remainder of the season with an option to buy.
However, this offer was rejected and, according to Fabrizio Romano, the Italian journalist gave the famous ‘here we go’ to the deal and he plans to join Juventus.
It will be a blow for Daniel Levy and co, given that Kolo Muani was described by former Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi as “one of the best forwards in Europe”.
He could very well be the next Lucas Moura…
Why Kolo Muani could become the next Moura
Now, before we look at some other reasons why Spurs should consider signing Kolo Muani as soon as possible, let’s consider why he could be the club’s next Moura.
The first reason is incredibly simple: if he had moved to Spurs this month, he would have followed in the footsteps of the Brazilian, who moved from PSG to N17 in a January deal just seven years later. That’s a fact.
The second reason is that, like the São Paulo-born dynamo, the former Eintracht Frankfurt star can play in multiple positions in attack, from either flank to the middle.
But while the similarities to the player who gave Spurs fans the night of their lives are striking, they are not the only reason Daniel Levy and others were considering signing him.
In fact, they should have considered bringing him to North London as he is sensational given the chance to start games regularly.
Recent seasons of Kolo Muani
22/23
Appearance
46
minutes
3634′
the goal
twenty three
assist
17
23/24
Appearance
44
minutes
2235 minutes
the goal
12
assist
6
24/25
Appearance
14
minutes
453 minutes
the goal
2
assist
1
All stats via Transfermarkt
For example, the forward, described by Kylian Mbappé as a “very complete” forward, had a rather impressive 12 goals and six assists in 44 appearances last season, an average of 12 goals and 6 assists every 2.44 games. This means that they are involved in the goal.
But the season before that, when he was undoubtedly Frankfurt’s main player, he was simply unstoppable, scoring 23 goals and providing 17 assists in just 46 appearances, an average of This means that he is involved in a goal every 1.15 games.
Finally, in addition to his impressive achievements at club level, the goal-scoring ‘superstar’, as described by German legend Lothar Matthäus, has won 27 senior caps for France, scoring eight goals and four. He recorded an assist and proved what he can do. That’s the highest level.
After all, Spurs need attacking reinforcements this month and missing out on Kolo Muani will definitely not help Spurs’ cause.
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The Spurs cannot sell this great talent this month.
