Randal Kolo Muani is establishing himself as a player with a strong connection to his fan base.
In contrast to some footballers who may grow weary of fan interactions like autograph requests and encounters outside training facilities, Muani stands out for his exceptional approach.
The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) standout recently demonstrated not only his willingness to engage with fans but also his readiness to assist them in times of need.
A supporter recently shared a video on social media, recounting an encounter with Muani, during which the French forward not only allowed the fan into his vehicle but also provided a lift home.
While Muani, at 24 years old, has garnered support from some fans through such gestures, his performance on the field for the French side has faced challenges.
According to Transfermarkt, Muani has scored four goals in 12 games since his move from Eintracht Frankfurt, signing a five-year deal with PSG.
Randal Kolo Muani allowed a fan to get into his car and dropped him home. 🇫🇷🔴🔵pic.twitter.com/v4VTQkODRh
— PSG Report (@PSG_Report) November 25, 2023
Despite his slow start, French national team coach Didier Deschamps has come to the striker’s defense, addressing criticism of Muani’s form in a recent statement to SportsStar.
“You are very tough on him. Too harsh. I may love him too much, but you don’t love him enough. You don’t see enough of what he can do, even though he can do better,” Deschamps said in response to media inquiries about the player’s performance.
In a contrasting scenario, Barcelona’s Joao Cancelo recently made headlines for his less patient interactions with fans. Cancelo voiced his frustration, labeling Barcelona supporters as annoying and criticizing them for waiting daily to engage with him.