The Inter can breathe a sigh of relief regarding the conditions of Marcus Thuram. The French striker had stopped at the end of the first half of the Champions League match against Atletico Madrid, following a shot from the edge of the box.
The outcome of the instrumental tests for Thuram
The son of the artist had felt his quadriceps harden and after trying to stay on the field had raised the white flag, leaving the place to Arnautovic in the second half, the one who then decided the match at San Siro. Simone Inzaghi and all the staff were eagerly awaiting the outcome of the instrumental tests that, luckily for the nerazzurri, have excluded injuries. Thuram has suffered a strain to the long adductor of the right thigh. A muscle problem that will force him to about two weeks of stop.
The former Borussia Monchengladbach will therefore certainly miss the Serie A matches against Lecce and Atalanta, respectively on February 25 and February 28. It is very likely that he will also miss the match at San Siro against Genoa on March 4. Thuram could try to return to availability for the match on March 10 at Dall'Ara against Bologna, a match that will precede the Champions League return match against Atletico Madrid where Marcus Thuram will be there.
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