Randal Kolo Muani Next Club Odds: Tottenham Favourites To Sign French Star

After a difficult first half of the season at Paris Saint-Germain, the best betting sites have opened a market on Randal Kolo Muani’s club after the January transfer window.

Kolo Muani moved to the Parc des Princes from Eintracht Frankfurt in 2023, before going on to score nine goals in 40 appearances in his debut campaign in France. 

However, Luis Enrique remains unconvinced by the France international, who has started just two games in Ligue 1 and none in the Champions League in 2024/25.

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The end appears to be near for Kolo Muani, who is being linked with a move away from PSG in the winter window. 

Where might he end up? 

Let’s explore some of the options according to betting apps.

Tottenham In Pole Position 

According to reports, Tottenham are at the front of the queue to acquire the services of Kolo Muani, who is priced at 6/4 to move to north London at some point over the next few weeks. 

Things have not gone to plan for Ange Postecoglou’s side this term and the addition of Kolo Muani would give them another option in the final third.

Spurs are said to have promised Muani plenty of game time. That could potentially seal the deal, given his lack of minutes at PSG, the Frenchman is doubtless seeking assurances from his various suitors.

Kolo Muani Next Club Odds

Juventus Also In The Mix

Although the Premier League looks like the most likely destination, Kolo Muani is also on the radar of clubs based elsewhere. 

One of those is Juventus, who can be backed at odds of 5/2 to bring in the PSG man.

The Bianconeri are having a strange season, despite being one of the only teams in Europe yet to lose a league game. 

Thiago Motta’s men are only fifth in Serie A. At times they have lacked a cutting edge in the final third, hence their interest in Kolo Muani.

Manchester United Also A Contender

Ruben Amorim will hope that his team’s improved performance against Liverpool last weekend proves to be a turning point.

Manchester United’s squad is still too weak to achieve the club’s aims, however, and the manager would no doubt love to add another forward to the ranks at Old Trafford.

Money is tight right now, so a loan for Kolo Muani could be the sort of deal United are looking at. 

The Frenchman would probably be a better option than Joshua Zirkzee, who has failed to impress since moving to Manchester last summer and it's 5/1 that he will make the move to Old Trafford.

Extended PSG Stay Unlikely But Possible

All reports suggest PSG are looking to offload Kolo Muani on a loan deal with an obligation to buy. 

That would ensure his permanent exit from the club, even if he initially departs on a temporary deal. 

Yet there is no guarantee PSG will definitely get their way, despite the various clubs sniffing around, and an injury to another attacker could persuade the Parisians to keep hold of Kuala Muani for now. 

With that in mind, many will be tempted by odds of 8/1 on the forward still being in Paris on February 4, the day after the window closes.

Deal Would Be Coup For Bournemouth

Bournemouth are making waves in the Premier League as they eye European football.

Andoni Iraola’s side sit seventh in the standings ahead of the next set of fixtures, so Bournemouth are very much in the mix for continental qualification.

Iraola, you feel, would love to add one or two more players to his squad in January and Kolo Muani is available for transfer and football betting sites offer odds of 16/1 on him ending up at the Vitality Stadium. 

Bournemouth may struggle to afford his wages, however.

Free-Spending Chelsea Can Never Be Ruled Out

Given how much they have spent under their current ownership, Chelsea are always a contender when players like Kolo Muani are made available. 

On this occasion, though, Enzo Maresca’s side feel like outsiders, hence odds of 16/1.

Chelsea’s squad is already bloated and while the manager might still seek reinforcements in defence, he is probably satisfied with his attacking options for now. 

All things considered, Kolo Muani is unlikely to end up at Stamford Bridge this month.