‘Absolute clown!’ – Tottenham star branded the ‘worst player in Club’s history’ as furious fans call for Thomas Frank to ‘get rid’ of him immediately

Tottenham had to settle for a 2-2 draw after a dramatic finish against Manchester United in the Premier League’s early kick-off on Saturday. The north London side came into the game off a 4-0 Champions League win against Copenhagen on Tuesday night, including that memorable box-to-box individual goal from Micky van de Ven. United arrived off the back of four victories and a draw from their past six matches, including wins for Ruben Amorim’s side against Chelsea and Liverpool.
The visitors opened the scoring 32 minutes in. Pape Matar Sarr hit an unnecessary pass to Micky van de Ven in the Spurs box rather than clearing the ball and the Dutchman hurriedly cleared it against a United player. The ball was worked back in and Bryan Mbeumo headed past the static Guglielmo Vicario.

It took until the 84th minute for Spurs to find a leveller when a good run from substitute Wilson Odobert ended with a pass to Destiny Udogie. The left-back picked out another sub in the box, Mathys Tel. The Frenchman took the ball well, turned and hit a deflected shot into the net.
Kolo Muani, on a season-long loan from PSG, has been a polarizing figure since arriving in the summer as a World Cup hero with France. Today, he epitomized Spurs’ first-half woes: hooked at the break after just 12 touches in 45 minutes, zero shots, and being repeatedly caught offside or dropping too deep without impact. Paired with Richarlison in an experimental front three, he saw the least of the ball alongside his strike partner, suffocated by United’s midfield press. Ratings were brutal—mostly 5/10s, with some calling it “harsh but deserved” given the lack of service—but fans saw it as symptomatic of his broader struggles.

This isn’t isolated. Across 14 appearances this season, Kolo Muani has managed just 2 goals (both penalties against lower-table sides), 0 assists, a dismal 28% duel win rate, and multiple high-profile misses, like 1v1s against Arsenal and Man City. He’s been benched in favor of Richarlison or Brennan Johnson more often than not, and today’s sub exit drew groans from the stands. Post-match, social media erupted with frustration—fans labeling him a “£80m disaster” (loan fee plus add-ons), comparing his first touch unfavorably to Richarlison’s, and pleading to “send him back” to PSG. One viral post summed it up: “Kolo Muani with one of the all time stinkers… absolutely awful.”