A match of Marcus Thuram along with the shirt of Borussia Monchengladbach may belong to the past. It has been known since mid-April that the French striker will leave the German club when his contract expires on June 30 and, in addition, on Sunday he suffered an injury that almost kept him out of the final five Bundesliga games left to play.
Gladbach was announced today thuram he had to withdraw on Sunday in the final moments of the match against Union Berlin with a torn adductor fiber and, although he did not specify the period of absence, an injury of this type usually requires six to eight weeks of absence, while the Bundesliga ends in a month, specifically on May 27.
Thuram, 25, arrived at Gladbach in 2019 who comes from Guingamp after signing a four-season contract that expires on June 30. The German club held talks on its renewal but on the 13th, through its sports director Roland Virkus, announced that the French striker will not continue at the end of the season as both parties have not yet agreed to extend their relationship.
Interested clubs
Son of Lilian Thuram, former French defender who played for Barça and Juventus among other teams, Marcus is being contested by big European clubs, such as Inter, Atlético, Bayern Munich and Juventus) for next season and offered to Barça itself. He was one of the most popular players at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where he reached the final with the French team, which was defeated in Doha on penalties by Argentina.
The injury will prevent him from fighting for the title of top scorer in the Bundesliga as he will remain with 13 goals in 28 games, just behind. Nicos Fullkrug, who scored three more against Werder Bremen.
This is undoubtedly Marcus Thuram’s best season. He has never scored so many goals (he has 16 with three in the DFB Pokal) and in the Bundesliga he has scored 34 in 109 games since his arrival in 2019. Gladbach are tenth in the table and have almost no opportunity to qualify for European competitions.
Source: La Verdad
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