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Marcus Thuram took out the checkbook. For the end of year celebrations, the French international treated himself to a sublime Ferrari Purosangue. A gift with an estimated value of nearly 400,000 euros. His new car was delivered directly to the Inter Milan training center, where he has been playing since 2023, by the German group Katak Motors.
A big fan of beautiful cars, the 27-year-old striker opted for a black model, equipped with a 6.5-liter V12 engine for 725 horsepower. The Italian is capable of reaching 100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds, with a top speed of 310 km/h. Just that.
After the Ferrari, the hard blow
A nice gift for Lilian Thuram’s son, who was injured last week. Starting against Atalanta in the semi-final of the Italian Super Cup, the former Guingamp player was forced to give up his place at the break. The first examinations taken by the Frenchman revealed “ a strained muscle in his left thigh. » The Nerazzurri have not, however, communicated the duration of his unavailability.
A setback for the French striker who is having a great season for Inter. If the native of Parma still has as much difficulty in being efficient and effective in the French team, he shines on the other side of the Alps. Since the start of the season, Thuram has totaled 13 goals and 6 assists in 23 matches (all competitions combined).
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