Randal Kolo Muani has only shown glimpses of his quality since joining Tottenham on loan. The Frenchman will soon have to find a solution for his future.
The striker has only one Premier League goal this season. In the Champions League, things were better, as he’s scored four times and also racked up two assists.
In January, Juventus attempted to bring him back to Turin in a desperate hunt for a striker. Sport Witness covered the saga, with Tottenham having closed the door on an exit late in the window.
At that point, the striker was actually keen on the move and the idea isn’t dead in the water yet.
Gazzetta dello Sport now go into detail about the Bianconeri’s summer plans.
Permanent destination now sought
The newspaper report that Kolo Muani’s signing is seen as a way to revolutionise Juve’s attack. He will return to PSG in the summer but he will not stay there beyond that.
This is because his entourage has been told to find a new club that he will join permanently. ‘No more loans’ is the message being sent out, with Tottenham being his second temporary move.
It is believed Kolo Muani had no intention of leaving Juve at the end of last season. The Old Lady’s failure to sign him permanently led to the move to London, which he could now be regretting.
Beyond that, the report believes a swap between PSG and Juve is possible. The Italian side are willing to offer Jonathan David to bring the Frenchman to Turin, with Kolo Mauni again keen on joining.
Our take: Kolo Muani must give his all at Tottenham
As of now, the striker is probably going through a defining part of his career.
Having relegation attached to his name won’t go down well for Kolo Muani, especially since he hasn’t done much in the Premier League.
That’s why he should focus on giving his all for Tottenham in the remaining games.
That would elevate his status, especially with the FIFA World Cup coming up.
As Hugo Ekitike is likely to miss the tournament, the 27-year-old could have the opportunity to feature, and doing well in the next few weeks is crucial.