Without Titles and Kolo: What Lies Ahead for Juve and the Premier League Stars Eyeing the Door!

- It's not just the fate of Thiago Motta hanging in the balance; the world of football is filled with uncertainties, unresolved matters, and promises waiting to be fulfilled. Take Kolo Muani, for instance: he burst onto the scene with a bang only to come to a grinding halt just when his team desperately needed his flair and pace. The Frenchman, renowned for his knack of unlocking defences, has hit a dry spell in front of goal, having last scored on February 7 against Como. What seemed like the promising dawn of a love affair with the club is now in danger of becoming a fleeting moment. Cristiano Giuntoli's plans haven't shifted dramatically – earlier this month he stated, "We are keen to continue and sit down at the end of the year to figure things out," but the surrounding landscape has undeniably altered. The uncertainty looms larger, from potential shifts in managerial direction to questions about the team’s final standing in the league. To put it bluntly, there's a vast ocean of ambition stretching between a fourth-place finish and something far less enticing, currently stirring at Continassa. Kolo’s future in Turin is intricately tied to Juventus' qualification for the next Champions League, not only to boost the odds of keeping him but to present a project worth his talent. Despite his goal drought, Randal appears to be mentally rejuvenated, leaving behind his struggles from his PSG days. It’s fair to say that opportunities will be plentiful for him in the upcoming transfer window, with admirers aplenty, especially from the English Premier League. One club has already knocked on the door of the team now led by Luis Enrique, where it's clear Kolo won’t be making a return anytime soon.