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Randal Kolo Muani will not have taken long to win in Juventus. Loaned by Paris Saint-Germain this winter, the French striker continues high level performance. This Friday evening, he signed his second consecutive double in the 2-1 victory of Juve against Como, bringing his total to 5 goals in 3 games.
But it is not only on the ground that Kolo Muani is talked about. His statements after the match clearly suggested that he felt at home in Turin, sending an implicit message to his original club, PSG.
“It's a dream for me”: Kolo Muani flourishes in Turin
Questioned by Sky Italia after the meeting, Kolo Muani did not hide his happiness : “It's very important to play to win. We take three points today in a difficult match, we are very happy and we will prepare the next game. ” But it was above all his conclusion that caught attention: “It's a dream for me, I am very happy to be here with my new teammates. I'm just happy to be in Juve. ”
Kolo Muani shines at Juventus.
A clear message, which almost sounds like a tackle at PSG, where the attacker had experienced the first part of the complicated season, struggling to win despite an estimated transfer at 85 million euros.
A dazzling ascent, already compared to Trezeguet
In a few weeks, Kolo Muani became a real star on the side of Turin. His performances have overshadowed those of Dusan Vlahovic, the other center center in Juve, and the supporters are already starting to compare him to another great French striker who passed by the club: David Trezeguet. The parallel is flattering, but not exaggerated as RKM continues impressive services.
To a final transfer?
Loaned until the end of the season by PSG, the future of Kolo Muani already seems to be written in Turin. His performances and statements suggest that he wishes to stay in Juventus permanently. It remains to be seen whether the old lady will manage to find an agreement with the Parisian club to keep it.
One thing is certain: Randal Kolo Muani found in Turin what he was looking for in Paris, and he said it.
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