Klopp fed up with Mbappé, would sign this French star who is playing in the Qatar World Cup

We are entering the key moment of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, and with it, the eight best teams in the world are ready to qualify for the semifinal round. Among these national teams is France, which is looking for the bicampeonato and with it, the third star on his shield. Deschamps has weapons in attack that could explode at the pace of the game, such as Randal Kolo Muani who is in the Red's orbit.

The 24-year-old striker, who is currently shining in the German Bundesliga, has the spotlight on a couple of Premier League clubs, most notably Tottenham Hotspur and, of course, Liverpool FC. Tired of the rumors of Kyliam Mbappé and his arrival at Anfield, our coach Jürgen Klopp has taken the decision to sign Kolo Muani who is playing in the World Cup in Qatar.

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Muani who was formed in the Nates youth since 2017, had a loan spell in 2019 with Boulogne in the French promotion, where he returned the following year to then leave last summer for Eintracht Frankfurt, where in 23 games played, he has added eight goals that filled the eye of the national coach Didier Deschamps, to put him in the list of 23 players to represent 'Les bleus'.

The Merseyside team knows the international career of Randal Kolo Muani who has followed his recent process with the national team, from U21 to U23 and now, with the senior national team. Kolo has only played 90" minutes in this World Cup, doing so in matchday 3 of Group D, where Tunisia surprised and defeated the still world champion by the minimum.

<strong>Klopp for Kolo Muani</strong>

Klopp could have Kolo Muani for 30 million euros, the price that the "Eagles" would have put on the striker who has a contract until 2027. For now, Kolo is concentrating with his teammates under the orders of Deschamps, to face England this weekend, in a historic duel that will give the last ticket to the semifinals of the twenty-second edition of the World Cup.