Tottenham are accelerating their efforts to sign Kolo Muani, while PSG are ready to let him go in January.

This information was revealed by manager Ange Postecoglou himself, amidst Tottenham's difficulties in terms of attacking options.

Spurs have just signed goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, but the attack remains a headache for manager Postecoglou. With many key players injured, suspended, or ill, he is looking to strengthen the attack with a quality striker in addition to Dominic Solanke. Randal Kolo Muani has emerged as a top target.

The French forward joined PSG from Frankfurt for a fee of €90 million in 2023, but has not had much playing time. This has made him a candidate for a long-term transfer or a loan during the winter transfer window. Fabio Paratici, former Tottenham director of football, had also considered signing Kolo Muani before he joined PSG, and this opportunity has brought Tottenham back to the negotiating table.

Kolo Muani himself is also considering his future, as the likelihood of him staying at PSG after this season is not high. A loan move in January is possible if a long-term deal doesn't materialize.

When asked about rumors surrounding Kolo Muani, coach Postecoglou said: "We are still trying to help the team and the players. We are still missing a lot of players. The club is working to resolve that issue." He also alluded to both signing new players and the return of injured players.