Randal Kolo Muani arriving on loan at Juventus from Paris Saint-Germain this summer, edging out possible Premier League interest from Tottenham and Man United according to Italian outlet. Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano says the Italy-based deal for the France international is a season-long move and has followed this news coming out of Italy. According to reports in European outlets, Juventus manager Thiago Motta helped to convince Kolo Muani to leave France and join Turin. Such a move is very important in the Transfer market, as Kolo Muani hopes to revive his form and win over some games for Juventus.
Limited Opportunities At PSG
Muani has had his fair share of difficulty in-line for playing time at Paris Saint-Germain this season and has moved elsewhere in Afro-Euro search of regular first-team football. The proficient forward has made no more than two Ligue 1 appearances this term, compared to 13 he managed last time around. Though the minutes are significantly less, Kolo Muani has shown he’s a player who can contribute in 54 appearances (11 goals) since landing in France. This is a testament to his skills, but these are his raw numbers against some tough competition. Having set his mind on a return to the top with a move that would take him to Juventus, the striker wants to impress and relive the goalscoring form that saw him go viral across Europe.
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Kolo Muani’s Prolific Past And Exciting Future
Eintracht Frankfurt’s top scorer last season, Muani scored a total of 26 and assisted with 17 in just 50 outings for Die Tri Options remain limited for the Frenchman as he continues to struggle at Paris Saint-Germain. A new beginning in Italy might have been the perfect time for him to reignite his career, with the forward eyeing firing on all cylinders and terrorising defences once more. Kolo Muani could debut on the final of his loan move to Juventus in the ‘unofficial’ derby facing AC Milan this Saturday if the deal gets done.
