Problems up front for Inter during the international break. From the France training camp came the news that Thuram has left the French squad to return to Italy, and the injury situation in the Nerazzurri’s attacking department is becoming increasingly crowded.
On the Marcus Thuram front, the information coming from the French camp leaves room for cautious optimism: “There is a good chance that it is simply fatigue in the right thigh’s biceps femoris,” writes the Corriere dello Sport. More concerning, however, is the situation of Stankovic, for whom the news is said to be “less reassuring.”
Meanwhile, Bonny is already sidelined and will not return for another 3-4 weeks: the goal is to have him back for December 5, in the match against Frosinone, or for the 9th, against Borussia Dortmund. Lautaro, out since October 13 due to a strain in the left thigh flexors suffered in the match against Bruges, is instead in an advanced stage of recovery, which will be completed during this break.
However, there remains some uncertainty about his immediate availability: Corriere dello Sport does not rule out that the Argentine’s return could be postponed to the match against Stuttgart on November 25, thus missing the restart against Atalanta. This afternoon, training will resume at Pinetina, but attention will be focused on the tests that Thuram and Stankovic will undergo between today and tomorrow.
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