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Due to his good performances with Inter Milan, French international Marcus Thuram sees his list of courtiers lengthen.
Marcus Thuram has had a remarkable start to the season in the Inter Milan tunic. He has already been decisive five times in seven games (4 goals and an assist). An efficiency that has not gone unnoticed.
The former Guingamp member is attracting the interest of several major European clubs. This is what transfer window specialist Ekrem Konur reports. The latter indicates that teams from the English and Spanish championship are on the heels of the vice-world champion.
Thuram should not move
The international tricolor therefore has rising popularity. However, Inter Milan are unlikely to approve his departure. The Lombards are counting on him and they don’t particularly need to sell at the moment.
Thuram, who is in his second season in Serie A, is linked to Inter until June 2028 and his market value is around €65m. A transfer concerning him is therefore highly hypothetical.
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