Tottenham star ‘confident’ of return to old club has informed team-mates | OneFootball

A Tottenham star is reportedly ‘confident’ of returning to his old side from Spurs, and has made that ‘clear’ both to the club and his old team-mates.

It has not been a good season to be a Tottenham player. The club have been knocked out of every competition and are fighting relegation – just one point above the drop zone.

Summer loan signing Randal Kolo Muani wanted to escape the horrors in January, but was forced to remain for the rest of the season.

It’s almost certain he’ll be on the move in the summer, with his loan from Paris Saint-Germain up then, with no option or obligation for Tottenham to buy him, and surely no desire to given he’s scored just once in 23 Premier League games.

According to Tuttosport, Kolo Muani is ‘confident’ of returning to former loan club Juventus, where he spent the second half of last season, and he’s ‘made that clear’ both to the club and his former team-mates.

Juventus reportedly see him as one of their favourite options for the No.9 role, and it seems he’ll be available for ‘significantly’ lower than he would’ve been in the summer, when they tried and failed to land him permanently.

The report states that PSG have no desire to keep Kolo Muani, though he’s set to return there, at least briefly.

Indeed, TEAMtalk is aware Tottenham have no desire to keep their association with the striker going, so he’s currently destined to return to France.

However, we’re also aware that Juventus is the most likely destination for him.

Having pushed hard for his signing in January, after doing the same in the summer, Juve have maintained contact in regards to Kolo Muani and are hopeful that he’ll be their player in the coming transfer window.

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