Speaking to DAZN following his return to Turin, the French forward addressed the prospect of sharing Juventus's attack with Woltemade, the club's other major forward signing of the summer.
"Has a new partnership been born? Yes, maybe, why not? I can play with anyone," Kolo Muani said. "The coach puts me on the pitch and I play. I can play alone or with another striker, I'm ready for anything. That's it.
"Have I spoken with Woltemade? Yes — he's a good guy, a great player. I'm really happy he's here."
Kolo Muani, who has wasted no time settling back into life at the club after returning on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, said the environment at Juventus had played a significant role in his decision to push for a second spell there.
"It's really important for me because when I come here everyone is warm with me, like a family. All of them: my teammates and the club," he said. "That's why I feel really good here, and it was very important for me to come back."
Asked whether he felt any extra weight carrying the number 9 shirt, he played down the significance.
"For me there's no extra pressure. When you wear the Juventus shirt there's already pressure, because it's a big club and you have to improve every day. It's not about shirt numbers."
He also responded to comments from head coach Luciano Spalletti, who had suggested after a recent match that Kolo Muani needed to show more aggression in front of goal.
"He's right. When we create so many chances we also have to be able to convert them, and after that match I knew myself that I'd had the right opportunities," Kolo Muani said, adding that he remained relaxed about his early-season form.
"I'm not worried. The goals will come."
On his private life away from football, he preferred to stay guarded.
"Not much is known about my life off the pitch. I want to be private. I stay at home with my family. Sometimes I don't want to go out anywhere, even when the weather's nice. I just stay home, relaxing with my family."