RANDAL KOLO MUANI has begged Eintracht Frankfurt to let him move to Paris Saint-German this summer.
The 24-year-old has already seen two bids from the French giants rejected, the second being £69million.
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That would have been a record sale for the Germans, but they are sticking to their £86m valuation.
Now Kolo Muani has tried to force a deal through by going public with his desire to leave, having already agreed personal terms.
He told Sky Germany: “It is no secret that Paris Saint-Germain made a record offer for me.
“A move to Paris is now a unique opportunity for me.
“I would like to move to Paris, and I also informed those responsible.
“I hope and wish that Frankfurt will agree to the offer from Paris and that this change will now be made possible for me.
Fabrizio Romano claims Kolo Muani may even be in the French capital already in an attempt to force Frankfurt’s hand.
The forward had an outstanding first season in Germany after moving on a free transfer from Nantes.
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He scored 23 goals in 45 games and recorded the most assists in the Bundesliga with 14.
The French international spoke highly of the Bundesliga side despite wanting out.
He continued: “I owe a lot to Eintracht Frankfurt.
“I have taken the fans to my heart and have always behaved in a very professional manner.
“I always did everything for the club until the end.”
This deal must be finalised before Friday’s 11pm deadline, with PSG ready to throw in outcast striker Hugo Ekitike to get it done.
PSG are not the first club interested in the French international.
Earlier this summer SunSport revealed Manchester United were keen to sign Kolo Muani.
But the Red Devils were not prepared to pay the price they were quoted.
Instead, Erik ten Hag blew the deal off and went on to sign £72million striker Rasmus Hojlund.
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