Chelsea continue to be linked with a swoop for Paris Saint-Germain striker Randal Kolo Muani and they may just habour hope of being able to complete a transfer.

Reports from France over the last couple of days have speculated that The Blues have an interest in signing Kolo Muani this summer.

The striker spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus from PSG, where he scored 10 goals across 21 appearances throughout his spell in Italy.

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Kolo Muani will return to PSG this summer following the conclusion of his loan spell at Juventus, with the Serie A club currently participating at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Chelsea have been mentioned as a potential destination for the striker, having already added Liam Delap to their ranks following a £30million transfer from relegated Ipswich Town.

This isn't the first time that Kolo Muani has been linked with a move to the Premier League, either. The striker has previously been tipped to switch to England ever since his time in Germany at Eintracht Frankfurt, more than two years ago.

It was during Kolo Muani's time in the Bundesliga that he directly addressed rumours linking him with a transfer to the Premier League. The France international would go on to sign for PSG, but did admit that he 'dreams' of playing in the English top-flight.

"It's flattering that PSG are interested in you, like all the other big clubs," Kolo Muani told Canal Football Club back in June 2023.

"It's not just because you come from the Parisian region and you grow up there that you should automatically play for PSG. Honestly, who doesn't dream of playing in the Premier League? It's one of the best leagues that exists. You dream about it. These are childhood dreams.

"But I'm not searching for the perfect club or the best club in the world. I'm really looking for the club that will give me the chance to be able to express myself, to earn game-time and most importantly to allow me to grow."