Exclusive: Tottenham Seeking Updates on £77m Striker as Future Remains ‘Completely Uncertain’

Tottenham Hotspur made a determined effort to sign Randal Kolo Muani during the January transfer window, but it was Juventus who ultimately secured the French international’s signature.

The 26-year-old forward enjoyed a promising start to life in Turin, netting five goals in his first five appearances.

However, circumstances at the Serie A club have shifted dramatically following the dismissal of Thiago Motta and the appointment of Igor Tudor as head coach.

Since the managerial change, Kolo Muani’s situation has taken a downturn.

He has been left out of the starting XI for the past two matches and has now gone five consecutive Serie A games without finding the net.

According to TBR Football’s chief correspondent Graeme Bailey, Kolo Muani’s future at Juventus is already under review, and his representatives are signaling that the striker could be available again this summer.

While Juventus were initially pleased with Kolo Muani’s performances, their recent struggles and the managerial upheaval have cast doubt on whether they will make his transfer permanent.

Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain—who spent £77 million to acquire Kolo Muani—seem prepared to part ways with the striker and will reportedly listen to offers once the summer window opens.

Speaking with TBR Football, Bailey shared: “It’s becoming clearer that people around him are spreading the word that he may be on the move again come summer.

Things haven’t worked out as expected at Juventus.

Despite performing decently, the coaching change has left his future uncertain, especially since he didn’t start last weekend.

There’s now serious doubt over Juve committing to a permanent deal.”

Tottenham, who have maintained a long-standing interest in Kolo Muani, are said to be monitoring the situation closely.

According to reports, the North London club have made it clear they want to be kept updated on any developments.

Several Premier League teams are reportedly still admirers of the striker, but Tottenham are believed to be particularly interested and could reignite their pursuit if he becomes available.

“Tottenham are definitely one of the clubs staying informed on his situation,” Bailey added.

“They’ve liked him for a while and view him as a top talent. I wouldn’t be surprised to see them come back in for him.

If he’s available, it’s an intriguing option for Spurs, although he also has admirers elsewhere in the Premier League. Daniel Levy is a fan.”