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Kolo Muani recorded three goal involvements in the loss against his parent club, considering PSG loaned out the French attacker to Tottenham.
After the loss, Spurs boss Thomas Frank spoke to TNT Sports about Kolo Muani’s performance, as the player hopes this contest is a confidence boost for a successful loan stint.
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“It can definitely be a turning point, but the two goals will give him confidence going forward,” Frank said. “He has struggled a bit with confidence, but now he is looking better and better.”
PSG will have two Ligue 1 matches before their final Champions League match of 2025, when they travel to face Athletic Club on December 10 at San Mames Stadium.
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