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The French international is undoubtedly the most disappointing recruit since the arrival of Luis Enrique on the PSG bench. However, the Spanish technician prefers not to criticize him publicly.
Friday evening, Luis Enrique once again established Randal Kolo Muani on the front of the Paris attack, for the trip to Strasbourg. The former Frankfurt player made a good start to the match, causing the penalty that Kylian Mbappé missed. If his first period was satisfactory, the French international fell back into his faults during the second act by being too discreet.
Once again, “RKM” failed to score. “Luis Enrique is fully satisfied with Kolo Muani, he said at a press conference. Imagine if Kolo Muani had scored 8-9 goals and delivered good matches. What would Luis Enrique do in terms of satisfaction? Would he ride in a tank through the streets of Paris? »quipped journalist Daniel Riolo on RMC.
Is Luis Enrique bluffing on RKM?
Since his arrival in the capital, the native of Bondy has had a string of disappointing performances. However, Luis Enrique assures that he is satisfied with his recruitment. “What I can say about Randal is that I am very happy that he is part of this club and this squad. He can play both in the center forward position and in the lane, so it’s very interesting. He has excellent behavior and I am happy to have him available”declared the coach of the Rouge et Bleu about the striker bought for more than 90 million euros in Frankfurt.
Author of eight goals since his arrival at PSG, Kolo Muani did not celebrate his last achievement, last Sunday against Brest. His coach doesn’t hold it against him at all. “Honestly, I didn’t see how he celebrated his goal. It’s very personal. I am very happy with him. I don’t care if the players celebrate goals or not. This is a question for him, not for me.”had confided the Spanish technician before the match won painfully against Strasbourg (1-2).
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