This summer Colomuani joined PSG with a transfer fee of 95 million euros (about 135.1 billion won). He played 46 games for Frankfurt last season and scored 23 goals and 17 assists to become a world-class striker. He was chosen by Luis Enrique (53, Spain) as a "complete striker" who can play the role of a troubleshooter and a helper at the same time.

Colomuani's transfer process was quite complicated. Frankfurt threatened to never send Colomuani unless it found a replacement. PSG continued to raise the transfer fee in Frankfurt's solid stance, but negotiations rarely progressed.

When Frankfurt rejected PSG's offer, Colomuani came to arbitrarily declare a "dismissal." In an interview with the German version of the German media Sky Sports, Kolomuani said, "I hope Frankfurt will let me go so that I can transfer to PSG." In fact, he did not attend the training afterwards.

In the end, the two sides hit a big frame of 95 million euros in transfer fees. The problem was the paperwork. According to Le Parisien, the two teams ended the transfer agreement when the French league transfer market was only 20 minutes away. PSG, which submitted it after urgent paperwork, dramatically concluded the process with documents arriving at the French Professional Football League (LEP) a minute before the deadline.

The player was in Paris taking pictures for the official announcement as PSG officials scrambled to somehow secure Colomuani's transfer. After the official announcement, the player reportedly smiled with relief when he learned this.

Meanwhile, PSG has gone through a similar process in the past. In January 2023, he moved ahead of the deadline of the transfer market to recruit Hakim Ziyesi (30, Galatasaray), who was a member of Chelsea, on loan, but the transfer was canceled because Chelsea did not deliver the documents on time. 토토