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The executioner of the Belgians has struck again. Already at the origin of the decisive goal which sealed the victory of the Blues against Belgium in the round of 16 of the Euro, and author of the only goal during the reception of the Red Devils in Lyon in September, in the League of Nations, Randal Kolo Muani did it again this (…)
The executioner of the Belgians has struck again. Already at the origin of the decisive goal which sealed the victory of the Blues against Belgium in the round of 16 of the Euro, and author of the only goal during the reception of the Red Devils in Lyon in September, in the League of Nations, Randal Kolo Muani did it again this Monday by scoring a double against Domenico Tedesco’s men (1-2 victory) during the 4th day.
If the French striker’s performances with the Blues contrast with those he delivers at Paris Saint-Germain, the person suggested that the confidence placed in him by Didier Deschamps plays a key role in his success with the Blues.
“The coach trusts me here”
“The confidence of the coach (Deschamps) is a pleasure, my teammates support me enormously in this difficult phase. It’s a work on myself, I have to continue to keep my head on my shoulders, to work, to not give up.”
he explained on TF1.
“The coach helps me a lot with that, it’s up to me to work and change the situation. I would like to do the same on the club pitch, it will be up to me to work, to continue to perform, to stay in my bubble, to stay focused. It’s work, I could reproduce it, added the ex-Nantes player, who wishes to benefit from the same treatment within the capital club. The coach trusts me here, I hope he (Luis Enrique, editor’s note) will trust me at the club. I keep my head straight, I continue to work. »
As a reminder, since the start of the season, Kolo Muani has participated in 9 matches with PSG, including only two as a starter, and scored two goals.
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