Kolo Muani has expressed excitement about his loan move to Juventus for the remainder of the season after limited playing time at Paris Saint-Germain. The French forward, previously acclaimed at Eintracht Frankfurt, was brought in by manager Thiago Motta to boost Juventus’ attack. Muani is eager to impress and hopes his performances will secure a permanent future with the club.
The window for transfers saw Randal Kolo Muani complete a loan move to Juventus for the remainder of the season. The French forward had been struggling for game time at Paris Saint-Germain, which led to Juventus offering him a fresh opportunity. Juventus manager Thiago Motta played a crucial role in bringing Kolo Muani to the club, recognizing his potential.
Kolo Muani rose to prominence during his time at Eintracht Frankfurt, and Juventus hopes to help him rediscover his best form. In his first public statement after completing the move, he expressed excitement about joining the legendary club, mentioning famous French players like Zidane, Trezeguet, Pogba, and Thuram, who have made an impact at Juventus. The Frenchman shared that he had a long conversation with Motta, who outlined his vision for the team and convinced him to make the move. While speaking to Tuttomercatoweb, Kolo Muani said:
“I’m happy to have arrived at a legendary club. I’m proud to wear this shirt and play for these fans. Among the many French players who have written the history of Juventus, I can’t help but mention Zidane, but also Trezeguet. Coming to more recent times, I would say Paul Pogba and obviously Khephren Thuram, who is doing very well here. I had a long chat with the manager; he told me about his playing ideas and convinced me to sign. I can’t wait to start training and get on the pitch.”
With his talent and motivation, Kolo Muani arrives at Juventus with high expectations. Fans hope that he can replicate the form he showed at Eintracht Frankfurt and help the team with their goals this season. The striker’s potential impact on Juventus’ success in the second half of the campaign is eagerly awaited.
