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Tottenham Hotspur Secure Randal Kolo Muani on Dramatic Deadline Day

Tottenham Hotspur have completed the signing of Randal Kolo Muani in a move that sees the Paris Saint-Germain forward join on loan until June 2026. The deal was confirmed late on transfer deadline day after Spurs accelerated their pursuit of attacking reinforcements due to Dominic Solanke’s ankle injury.

Fabrizio Romano broke the news, posting:“🚨⚪️ BREAKING: Randal Kolo Muani to Tottenham, here we go! Deal done for loan move until June 2026. Paris Saint-Germain accept Spurs proposal as Kolo Muani wanted the move + out of the project. Exclusive story, confirmed. 💣🏁”

Thomas Frank’s Immediate Need for a Striker

The arrival of Thomas Frank as Tottenham manager earlier this summer marked a new chapter for the club, but the sudden injury to Solanke forced his hand. With the England international facing a spell on the sidelines, Spurs needed a reliable forward to maintain their attacking balance. Kolo Muani, who lifted the Champions League trophy with PSG last season, was identified as the right fit for Frank’s system.

The French international had been unsettled in Paris and was keen to find regular football in a competitive environment. Tottenham’s proposal was therefore met with enthusiasm, as Kolo Muani wanted a new challenge away from the PSG project.

Long-term Commitment Through Loan Deal

While the move is officially structured as a loan, the agreement runs until 2026, providing Spurs with a level of security in attack as they plan their squad for the coming seasons. Such a lengthy loan is unusual in modern football but reflects Tottenham’s determination to strengthen decisively at a crucial time.

This approach also allows the club to manage finances carefully while giving Kolo Muani the platform to re-establish himself as a leading forward in European football.

Fabrizio Romano Confirms Exclusive Details

The deal was first reported by Fabrizio Romano, whose updates once again captured the urgency of deadline day. Romano’s announcement that PSG had accepted Tottenham’s bid underlined how quickly negotiations progressed. His report also confirmed that Kolo Muani had directly pushed for the move, ensuring that the transfer was finalised before the window closed.

For Spurs supporters, the signing of a proven Champions League winner adds optimism at a moment when injuries could have derailed early-season momentum. Kolo Muani’s versatility across the forward line is expected to provide Frank with tactical flexibility as Tottenham aim to compete strongly in both domestic and European competitions.