Man Utd transfer target Randal Kolo Muani drops biggest hint yet over £105m summer move from Eintracht Frankfurt
MANCHESTER UNITED transfer target Randal Kolo Muani has dropped the biggest hint yet he could move to the club.
The French forward has been on United’s radar ahead of a possible summer move.
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Kolo Muani is enjoying a strong season in the Bundesliga
The transfer could see the Red Devils fork out £105million to prise him away from Oliver Glasner‘s Eintracht Frankfurt.
And the 24-year-old forward has given the biggest hint yet that he may move in the summer.
Speaking to French publication L’Equipe, he said: “We talk about it a lot already, but I try to be focused on my club.
“We continue our performances and we will see this summer. Afterwards, I always dreamed of playing in big clubs.”
Kolo Muani has scored 16 goals and added 12 assists for Frankfurt this season, which has followed a 16-goal and assist league season with Nantes in Ligue 1.
This has also seen him court interest from the likes of Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich.
On his strong form, Muani said: “I thought I was going to need some time to adapt, maybe a year. But everything exploded. Either way, I’m ready for any challenge.
“I ask the club to get me my statistics on my matches each time. I share this with my physical trainer to know what to improve.
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“I do a lot of goals and assists, but it’s not at the level where I should be. I still miss quite a bit. This is only my third (full) season as a pro.”
His form saw him called up by France for the World Cup in Qatar, a few short months after he made his international debut.
He made a strong impression in appearances off the bench in the semi-final and final.
The Frenchman netted a killing blow in the semi-final victory over Morocco, while he picked up an assist in the final against Argentina.
However, he was denied the chance to win the World Cup when Emiliano Martinez saved his shot in extra time which later saw him subjected to vile racist abuse.
