A midnight detonation - Randal Kolo Muani!

Everything that could go wrong went wrong for Bayern Munich on the last day of the transfer window, and Paris Saint-Germain almost lost the biggest and most important job of the summer! As of this morning, everything was agreed, finished, almost 'sealed', but then Hugo Ekitike (21) rejected the possibility of moving to Frankfurt and everything stopped.

Three hours before the closing of the market in France, everything seemed to fall apart, however the great efforts of Nasser Al Khelaifi and the sports sector of the Parisians did a great job and somehow broke the resistance of Eintracht.

The price - 90,000,000 euros with included bonuses! All that for the transfer of Randal Kolo Muani (24), who has already agreed on personal terms with Paris Saint-Germain for a long time, but the negotiations between the two clubs have dragged on. Major complications occurred after the transfer window ended at 7 PM in Germany. Ekitike did not want to join Eintracht, the German club failed to find an adequate replacement for Kolo Muani and logically, the closed the exit door.

But the Parisians did not want to give up just like that and accept 'no' as the final answer. They started putting pressure on the German club, it was even mentioned that they could raise the offer to 110,000,000 euros.

According to the latest information, this did not happen, and Eintracht relented. How? The secret will remain known only to the delegation of the club Parc des Princes. Although the German Sky states that the French eventually increased the offer by 5,000,000.

"I don't care, let them find a solution. I won't wear the Eintracht shirt anymore," the 24-year-old centre-forward allegedly confided to people around him while he was waiting for the situation to be resolved.

With Kolo Muani and Goncalo Ramos, a new era begins at PSG. As for Eintracht, there's every chance they are looking at the edge of an abyss. They made the biggest transfer in the history of the club and one of the biggest in the history of German football, but Dino Toppmoller has a very modest playing staff at his disposal. Including the departures of Daichi Kamada, Djibril Sow and Evan Ndicka, that's practically half the team.

As for Kolo Muani, he signed a contract for five years with a salary of 7,000,000 euros net.

Together with him, PSG spent close to 350,000,000 euros on new players this summer.