Thomas Frank has confirmed that an “exciting” talent is now fully fit and ready to return to Tottenham’s starting lineup for the clash against Fulham.

Tottenham Hotspur may not have secured a win in their previous match, but their Champions League showdown with Paris Saint-Germain still offered a few encouraging signs. The standout performer was Randal Kolo Muani, who delivered two goals and an assist to help Spurs put three past the French giants.

Supporters were thrilled by the striker’s impact, with many calling for him to be included from the start in the upcoming Premier League match against Fulham.

Thomas Frank confirms Kolo Muani’s availability for Fulham clash

Fans will be looking for a strong response against London rivals Fulham, hoping Spurs can bounce back to winning form. Thomas Frank has now confirmed that Kolo Muani is set to start this weekend, a decision that will please many after his impressive midweek showing.

Speaking to the club’s official channel, Frank stated that the forward is ready to begin the match, and he also discussed the difficulty of preparing the squad with such a tight schedule between games.
Frank said: “Yeah, he will be fit enough to start against Fulham. I think he performed well, his best performance so far.

“That is the challenge we are embracing—three days between games, finding the perfect balance in energy, intensity, and structure on the pitch. It’s a nice coaching challenge.”

Thomas Frank praises Kolo Muani’s overall display

Frank also reflected on the striker’s all-round performance against PSG, highlighting his sharp link-up play and decisive contributions in front of goal.

Discussing the Frenchman, he pointed to the moments that impressed him most—from the awareness involved in Richarlison’s goal to the burst of speed for his own second strike.

He added: “It was exciting. You could see the link-up play last night. The exciting thing was around the first goal—the vision with the header toward goal for Richy.

“His first goal showed quick reactions and good finishing. Then he showed his pace and was clinical with the second. Now it’s about producing that level consistently in every game.”