Randal Kolo Muani: “I fight for the fans, for the club, for the badge” | OneFootball

Randal Kolo Muani has delivered the words all fans love to hear - and he can’t wait to turn those words into action in a Spurs shirt.

The France international forward has joined us on a season-long loan from Paris Saint-Germain, subject to international clearance and work permit, and will wear the number 39 shirt.

Still only 26, Randal has a wealth of experience, a talent we saw first-hand in 2022, when he lined-up against us for Eintracht Frankfurt home and away in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, eventually registering 43 goal involvements in just 50 appearances for the German side.

Speaking to us at Hotspur Way on Monday, Randal said: “I’m really happy, really satisfied. I’m very proud. I can’t wait to meet my teammates and all the fans and to start to play. I can’t wait to get out on the pitch and show what I can do.

“I’m a player who fights hard for the badge. I fight for the fans, for the club, for the badge. I like to make runs in behind to help my teammates score, to score goals myself and to work hard for the team.”

Asked what qualities he will bring to the squad, he said: “My combativity, and lots of goals too, whether through assists or scoring myself. I hope to bring lots of goals and points for my new club.”

An imposing and pacey attacker, Randal has lifted two Ligue 1 titles with PSG, and broadened his experience of Europe’s top leagues further last season when he joined Juventus, bagging eight goals in 16 appearances in Serie A. He’s earned 31 caps for France along the way, scoring nine goals, including the semi-final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, where he also featured in the final as Les Bleus finished runners-up to Cuti Romero’s Argentina in a thriller in Qatar.

Now for a new challenge. “It’s a first time for me, a new league and I’m really happy to be playing here,” he added. “I just can’t wait to get going, I’ve watched a lot of these kinds of leagues on the TV. Now I’m here and I can’t wait to get out on the pitch, to start playing and show what I’ve got for my new club.”