After joining Juventus, Randal Kolo Muani has spoken about his time at Paris Saint-Germain and the reasons behind his departure. The French striker, who was loaned to the Italian club during the last transfer window, has shown good performances in Serie A and seems to have found consistency in his game.

In a recent interview, Kolo Muani admitted that his time at PSG did not go as expected and that he struggled to adapt. One of the factors he mentioned was the pressure surrounding his transfer, as the Parisian club invested €90 million in his signing. "A French player in Paris, with such a high price tag, faces enormous pressure, and not everyone can handle it," he stated. He also acknowledged that he had opportunities but was unable to make the most of them.

The striker also addressed his relationship with Luis Enrique, PSG's coach, dismissing any conflicts between them. "He is a great coach; he gave me a lot of advice," he said, making it clear that his departure was not due to personal issues with the manager.

From a sporting perspective, Kolo Muani has had a promising start at Juventus, where he has accumulated playing time and scored goals. However, his future remains uncertain, as the loan deal with the Italian club does not include a purchase option, meaning he will have to return to PSG unless a new agreement is reached between both clubs.

His case highlights the challenges some footballers face when switching teams and adapting to new demands. In the meantime, Kolo Muani remains focused on his present in Italy, aiming to maintain his strong performances for the remainder of the season.