Inter replied to Milan interfering in the Davide Frattesi deal by rekindling their interest in Marcus Thuram. He was one of their primary targets in previous months, but their pursuit abated as time passed. The forward is mulling his next destination after leaving Borussia Moenchengladbach at the end of his contract.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Nerazzurri got in touch with the striker’s entourage Thursday. They believe to be firmly in contention. They had already established a connection with his camp back in the winter. The parties had a pair of summits to set up a January move, which didn’t come to fruition.
Inter and Milan face one fewer fearsome competitor in the Thuram race. The marksman indicated he wouldn’t join PSG, L’Equipe relays (via Calciomercato). The fact that Julian Nagelsmann won’t become their coach was a factor. In addition, the Ligue 1 giants are more preoccupied with other matters. RB Leipzig are also chasing after the 25-year-old.
The two Derby della Madoninna rivals are also competing for Romelu Lukaku. However, his lawyer Sebastien Ledure denied having had contacts with the Rossoneri.
Our Take on Inter, Milan, and Thuram
It was very surprising how the Nerazzurri seemingly gave up their case, considering that their two center forwards, Edin Dzeko and the Belgian, faced a very uncertain future and that they are masterful in Bosman additions. The next few days will tell whether they were late to the party. They would potentially give him the largest role. Instead, their foes are probably more competitive salary-wise.
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