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Former PSG striker Kolo Muani regains his sparkle in Turin

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Former PSG striker Kolo Muani regains his sparkle in Turin

Randal Kolo Muani, former Paris Saint‑Germain player, seems to be rediscovering his sparkle with Juventus Turin after two recent achievements. The French striker scored a goal against Cagliari (1‑1) on October 11 in Serie A, then found the net again against Celta Vigo (2‑1) in the Europa League this Thursday.

Performance and satisfaction

At the end of the match against Celta Vigo, the tricolour said he was satisfied with his performance and that of his team. “We gave everything and, on a personal level, I’m happy to have scored this goal. I’m also happy for Nick Woltemade, he works hard and has scored a superb goal,” he told Sky Sport Italia’s microphone.

He added that the team had faced difficulties in the first half, but responded with energy. “We are happy, we are ready for the next match, we are professionals.”

This momentum comes amid an encouraging start to the season: the former FC Nantes player has accumulated three goals and two assists in eight appearances under the bianconero shirt. At 27 years old, he is gradually showing that he is finding his feet again within the Piedmont squad.

For reference, Kolo Muani permanently joined the Old Lady this summer from Paris Saint‑Germain, in a transfer estimated at €38 million, plus €12 million in bonuses. He had already been in Turin on loan during the 2024‑25 season.

It remains to be seen whether this form will be sustained over time, but the early indicators are positive for the French forward.

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