Bergomi on Thuram: “Since that match against Roma he hasn't made any more mistakes”

Speaking to Sky Sport, Giuseppe Bergomi commented on Inter‘s victory against Como, dedicating a particular analysis to the performance of Marcus Thuram. According to Bergomi, the player marked a clear turning point during the season.

“Thuram shifted gears in the match against Roma last year, perhaps the decisive one for Inter to win the Scudetto,” said Bergomi. “From that moment on, he hasn’t put in a bad performance. If I’m not mistaken, there have been 9 matches since the last break, always starting, he combines well with everyone else. He moves, opens up, gives depth, knows how to play with his back to goal, and when he takes you on, he hurts you. If he’s also good in the air, this is a player who makes a difference in our league. He’s really doing very well. There’s an Inter with Lautaro and one without, but if this is Thuram…”

Bergomi then broadened his assessment to the team as a whole, highlighting a change in attitude compared to recent outings. “The mind commands the body: two games ago they seemed tired, always arriving late to the ball,” he observed. “Today I noticed a sharpness, an approach… The first 20 minutes today reminded me of Inzaghi’s Inter, or the early Chivu.”