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Discreet with the French team during the last gathering, Marcus Thuram appears much more inspired when he puts on the black and blue tunic of Inter Milan. This Saturday, during the Lombards’ trip to Verona, he even scored a double.
The former Guingamp player scored two goals in the space of three minutes (22e and 25e). And that was after offering an assist to Joaquin Correa for the Nerazzurri’s opener.
Thuram chases Trézeguet’s record
In 16 matches played this season, in all competitions, Thuram has an impressive record of 10 goals and 3 assists. In the championship alone, he is at 9 pawns. Which allows him to come back two points behind the leader in the scorers ranking, namely Mateo Retegui (Atalanta, 11 goals).
The record for goals in a season for a French player in Serie A is held by David Trézeguet. During the 2001/2002 campaign, he found the net 24 times. A brand that is within Thuram’s reach.
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