Chelsea makes moves to bring unwanted French International to Stamford Bridge in £39M deal

by admin · Published 17 July 2025 · Updated 16 July 2025

There has been some shock reports in the media which have claimed Chelsea have contacted PSG over a potential deal to bring Kolo Muani to Stamford Bridge in a deal that could cost the club £39 million.

CHELSEA have a quality attack that is scoring goals on a weekly basis – and they have added to the side this summer window by bringing in the impressive Joao Pedro and Liam Delap.

Chelsea were heavily linked with a move for Muani before he made the switch to PSG – and could be more than interested again as they seek to continue to add another striker to their already quality attack.

The 26-year-old scored 11 goals in 54 appearances in the French capital following a mega €85m (£73m) move from Eintracht Frankfurt so fell out of favour. A short-term spell in Turin saw his fortunes change, almost matching his PSG tally at 10 goals in just 22 outings with the Old Lady

Now Calcio Mercato suggest the Blues have gathered information from PSG about a possible transfer, and are reportedly ready to splash around £39 million to try and get a transfer deal done.

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Muani is brilliant and it is a shame that he has been unable to progress at PSG like many had hoped for. Every Blues fan knows that the club needs to sign a top striker as what they have right now is simply not good enough to compete.

But even though Muani is quality, he is not really the type of player that would improve that CHELSEA side, he is pretty much the same kind of player that the club have already.

The Blues now have come very good forwards and Muani would just be a bench warmer, this would not be a good move to make from Chelsea.

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