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Flirting in Frankfurt last season, Randal Kolo Muani has far from meeting expectations since he moved to the Parisian capital. Despite the difficulties encountered with the Rouge et Bleu, the Parisian striker should nevertheless appear in the French group which will try to secure a European championship title in Germany this summer, more than a year after failing in the final of the 2022 World Cup against Argentina. During an interview given to World Eleventhe French international gave his feelings on this memorable match as well as his failed face-to-face against Emiliano Martinez during extra time which continues to haunt his thoughts.
“I will always be the guy who missed the face-off in the World Cup final. That’s life. Even when my career is over, people will still talk to me about it. Obviously I’m still disgusted with this failure. In addition, after this face-to-face, the match ended. If I had scored, we would have won the World Cup. That’s crazy. I don’t even have the words to explain this. It’s just incredible. I would have brought the World Cup back to France. I would have been the “star” and honestly, I don’t think I would have liked it. This must not be easy to bear. The World Cup and the Champions League are the best trophies. I hope to win these trophies in the future”he conceded.
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