Kolo Muani: We are one family at Juventus and facing Rennes is different for me

Randall Kolo Muani, the French striker for Juventus, spoke about the anticipated clash against Rennes in the Europa League, emphasizing the importance of achieving a third consecutive victory. He also touched on the atmosphere in the dressing room following the defeat against SS Lazio and his relationship with coach Luciano Spalletti.

Kolo Muani spoke about the discussion that took place among players after the last match: "Bremer spoke after the match, and there was some tension, but we had a constructive discussion. We needed to be honest with each other. We have to show our abilities on the pitch and follow the coach's instructions. We are like family, and we talk openly with each other."

Speaking about the loss to SS Lazio, he said: "We had a tough match, but we have an immediate opportunity to overcome it and look ahead, showing what we can deliver on the pitch. We have to give our best effort."

He also praised Spalletti, saying: "The coach gives me a lot of advice and helps us a lot. It's important in football to feel confident; he pushes us to exceed our limits."

The French striker rejected the idea that Juventus's lack of character is the reason for their poor results, explaining: "I don't think so, we have a good group, and there are new players like me who need to adapt. We are getting along quickly, the group is united, and we have already shown that. We need to continue working hard."

Speaking about the match against Rennes, he said: "I am from Nantes, so this match will be a little different for me. We are facing a strong team, and we have won two consecutive matches and want to achieve a third victory, but the task will not be easy."

Regarding the possibility of becoming one of the team's leaders, Kolo Muani explained that Juventus has many players with international experience, confirming that communication and teamwork are the keys to success.

He also spoke about playing alongside Nick Voltman, saying: "It's up to the coach to decide the starting lineup, but the most important thing for me is to be on the pitch with my teammates. I feel comfortable playing alongside any player."