Unraveling PSG's Transfer Dilemmas

Milan Škriniar's Future at PSG

Milan Škriniar, once a key defender at PSG, has now been moved to a backup role. Under Luis Enrique, he has seen less playing time and is rumored to be on the verge of leaving. In the summer, he was linked with several clubs but chose to stay with PSG. However, as the January transfer window draws closer, it seems likely that he will seek a move. A potential return to Serie A, where he had great success with Inter Milan, is a strong possibility.

Last month, Foot Mercato's Santi Aouna reported that Škriniar and Juventus had reached a verbal agreement. Now, talks regarding the transfer fee are ongoing between PSG and the Italian club. This indicates that a move for Škriniar is becoming more and more likely, and fans and pundits alike are eagerly awaiting the final outcome.

Randal Kolo Muani's Struggle at PSG

Under Luis Enrique, Randal Kolo Muani has struggled to establish himself as PSG's primary striker. In all competitions, he has amassed just 453 minutes of playing time, which is a clear indication of his lack of playing opportunities. This has fueled rumors that he could seek a move in January.

This week, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano mentioned that Kolo Muani could leave PSG if the club receives a strong offer. However, there is no direct link to Manchester United at the moment, and no negotiations or contacts have taken place. It remains to be seen whether Kolo Muani will be able to secure a move away from PSG and find a new home where he can shine.

Luis Enrique's Stance on the Players

Luis Enrique addressed the media on Thursday and provided some insights into the futures of Kolo Muani and Škriniar. He said, "Skriniar and Kolo Muani on their way out? It's a tough market for everyone and for the players who could leave. We will need to analyze all the cases. I can't say anything for sure. I hope that the players who play little can turn the situation around." This statement shows that Enrique is aware of the situation and is taking a cautious approach.

Enrique's words also suggest that PSG is not in a hurry to sell either player and will wait for the right offers. The club will need to balance the need for financial stability with the desire to keep their talented players. It will be interesting to see how the situation unfolds in the coming weeks.