"Tottenham were so happy to sign Kolo Muani, and now we are starting to see his true qualities, They always felt that when he was back to his usual sharp self, they would have one of the best goal scorers in the league, and his finishing in Paris this week was a sign of that. They think there is so much more to come from him, and there is still every chance that this could turn out to be a longer-term signing."
"He's looking for somewhere to thrive and feel happy, and Spurs need someone they can rely on for goals. This loan spell suited everyone, but I know that Spurs do have an eye on trying to make it permanent if it works out. If he stays fit and is in form, then Spurs won't have to sign a striker in January and can focus on a wide attacker, as initially planned."
Tottenham are open to signing Paris Saint-Germain forward Randal Kolo Muani permanently after his strong Champions League performance against PSG. The 27-year-old arrived on loan and struggled to score in his first nine appearances before scoring twice and assisting in a 5-3 defeat to his parent club. Club sources feel his finishing and sharpness signal his potential to become one of the league's top scorers, and they believe there is more to come. Tottenham view a permanent move as possible if he stays fit and in form, which would influence January transfer priorities by reducing the need for another striker.
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