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Randal Kolo Muani has not stopped shining since his arrival at Juventus. In an exclusive interview with our Italian colleagues to Web Mercato Tuttothe former Malian midfielder who passed through Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus, Mohamed Sissoko, praised the French striker. He did not chew his words on the passage of RKM in Paris and says he is happy.
“”I am not surprised by his performance here, which makes me the happiest is that he finds the confidence he did not have in Paris. Randal is a guy who has strength, speed, technique, shooting and a sense of goal. And all these elements are not found together with many attackers. Its impact was fantastic with 5 goals and a decisive pass in 5 games, I hope that Juve can buy it as soon as possible. He was not good because he was not the ideal striker for the game of Luis Enrique. He has always been a high -level player and just needed an adequate environment to show his qualities. Now, Juventus appreciates it, I'm sure he will continue to make fans happy with his goals.»»
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