On the downside, striker Marcus Thuram annoys more and more his club Borussia Mönchengladbach who would try to sell him in these final days of the transfer window.
Marcus Thuram is no longer popular in M’Gladbach.
Everything happens very quickly in football and Marcus Thuram can attest to that. Promised for a bright future and courted by several big names not so long ago, the 24-year-old striker now finds himself in difficulty at Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Between injuries and poor form, the French international had to settle for only 12 appearances this season in the Bundesliga, including 4 starts, and not a single goal…
Thuram sacrificed for another scorer?
This Friday, the Bild newspaper paints a terrible portrait of the famous son of, whose attitude is compared to that of a mercenary and an individualist player who completely abandons defensive withdrawal. From there, the Fohlens no longer necessarily consider the future with the Habs and are even considering parting with him… very quickly!
According to the same source, the native of Parma could indeed be asked to pack his bags by the end of the winter transfer window, Monday evening! Eager to grab Deniz Undav (Union Saint-Gilloise), co-top scorer in the Belgian championship (18 goals), the current 12th in the Bundesliga plans to finance his arrival by selling the former Sochalien. It remains to be seen how much the Germans would set the starting price for the Frenchman, under contract until June 2023 and valued at 28 million euros by the specialized site Transfermarkt.
The descent into Hell…
For Thuram, trouble started in December 2020 when he spat in the face of his opponent Stefan Posch during a Bundesliga match against Hoffenheim (1-2) and received a red card and 5 games. suspension. This did not prevent him from getting up afterwards and even earning his place in Didier Deschamps’ list of 26 for the Euro. But the striker then struggled to recover from his aborted transfer to Inter Milan last summer. His knee ligament injury which kept him away from the field for a month and a half at the start of the season and the ambient gloom within the team definitely put his head under water… Under these conditions, changing air could do the Habs a lot of good. Notice to amateurs!
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