Frankfurt refuses to sell its star even for 100 million euros. European clubs are interested in Muani

Randal Kolo Muani is one of the biggest discoveries of the season. Eintracht Frankfurt brought him in as a free agent in the summer. The 24-year-old striker even made his way into the France squad that travelled to Qatar for the World Cup. However, according to the German club’s management, selling him is out of the question.

Nantes must regret it. Randal Kolo Muani has already performed well in his jersey. He has scored 22 league goals for the French side in the last two seasons. He left the club for free in the summer and signed for Frankfurt.

Eintracht caught him as a Europa League winner and wants to build on that success at least partially and wants to confirm his ambitions in the Bundesliga as well. The club must be delighted with the twenty-four-year-old Frenchman’s introduction.

In the league alone, Muani has scored 5 goals so far, adding 9 assists. He has scored 2 more goals in the Champions League, a goal and an assist each in the German Cup.

With his performances, the former Nantes player has earned himself a nomination to the French national team. He has already made appearances in the Nations League and even travelled to the World Cup in Qatar, where he was able to make a name for himself.

Unfortunately, he was also the unfortunate hero when he could have secured the title for France in the final minute of extra time, but Emiliano Martinez made a fantastic save in 100% of the opportunity.

Despite this, Muani is enjoying interest from other big clubs. According to the world media, clubs such as AC Milan, Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Tottenham Hotspur are interested in him.

According to Transfermarkt, his value is estimated at €37 million, but Frankfurt will not be convinced to sell even for a significantly higher sum. Eintracht would reportedly reject even an offer of €100 million.

“We have made it clear that we are not going to sell our key player. There is no reason to do so. This position remains unchanged from our side,” the club’s sporting director Markus Krösche let Sky Germany hear.

Source: Eintracht Frankfurt, Sky Germany, FIFA, Transfermarkt