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The international break is over. Although criticized and boycotted by certain observers, this is a breath of fresh air for several players in difficulty in their club.
This is the case of Randal Kolo Muani. The French team striker performed very well in the blue jersey with 2 goals and 1 assist against Israel and Belgium. A performance which could restore his confidence, he who has not been confident with the capital club since the start of the season.
His successful performances with the Tricolores have not gone unnoticed. Present at a press conference this Friday, Luis Enrique was satisfied with his striker’s two selection matches.
“ It’s always good news for me as a coach, that my players have results, good matches, score goals, defend wellconfides the Spanish coach at a press conference. If they play well in the national team, it’s better for clubs like mine,”
he declared.
Enough to change his vision of his player? Maybe. Randal Kolo Muani should not, however, start the game against Strasbourg this Saturday evening.
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