Tottenham enquire about Randal Kolo Muani transfer on deadline day, Fabrizio Romano

Tottenham have reignited their interest in Randal Kolo Muani on transfer deadline day, as the club have made an enquiry for the striker who turned them down only six months ago.

It is the British transfer deadline day and it is the point where teams across the league begin to wrap up their dealings, dotting the I’s and crossing the T’s with little time to spare.

For Tottenham Hotspur, however, it feels like more than just fine-tuning, as there is a glaring need for fresh reinforcements in key positions.

It has long been reported that Spurs are targeting at least one wide forward and a left-sided centre-back, and with only hours remaining, the final stretch of the window could prove to be a tense and intriguing watch.

Tottenham make enquiry for Randal Kolo Muani

Fabrizio Romano is now reporting on X that in a bid to strengthen their attack, Tottenham have turned their attention back to a player they chased during the winter transfer window.

According to the journalist, it is understood that within the last 24 hours, Spurs have made an enquiry for Randal Kolo Muani.

The Frenchman is currently in discussions with Juventus, although it is claimed that negotiations with the Italian club remain off at this point, and should that situation persist, Tottenham could look to move in for the striker.

Romano posted: “If talks with Juventus remain off as they are right now, Randal Kolo Muani can emerge as option for several top clubs on #DeadlineDay. Can exclusively reveal that Tottenham made an enquiry for Kolo in last 24h… could be one to watch ⚪️👀 #THFC.”

Spurs fans may be split over Kolo Muani links

The links between Tottenham and Kolo Muani are not fresh, as the French forward was aggressively pursued by the club back in the January window.

At the time, he chose not to make the switch to N17, which forced Tottenham to turn their attention elsewhere, eventually securing the signing of Mathys Tel.

Following a solid spell at Juventus where he registered eight goals in 16 matches, Tottenham appear to be revisiting their interest, yet this potential pursuit may not sit well with some supporters who feel that if the player was unwilling to join six months ago, there is little reason why the club should still be chasing him now.

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