Paris Saint-Germain added a striker in Hugo Ekitike this past summer, but the French giants might be willing to add another as Kylian Mbappe isn’t too keen on playing the position long-term.
As a result, German media outlet Bild (h/t Canal Supporters) reports that PSG is in the mix with Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Manchester United to sign Borussia Mönchengladbach forward Marcus Thuram.
🚨 | En fin de contrat à l’été 2023, Marcus Thuram ne veut pas bouger cet hiver mais rêve de 4 clubs sur du long terme :
Le PSG, le Bayern Munich, l’Inter, Manchester United 👀🇫🇷
📲 @bild pic.twitter.com/BYCzsxFIxX
— Canal Supporters (@CanalSupporters) December 31, 2022
The information says that Thuram wants a new challenge with the four clubs atop his wish list since his contract tying him to the Bundesliga side expires in June. So the 25-year-old can begin talks with any of these clubs starting on Sunday and sign a pre-contract.
Thuram moved from EA Guingamp to Mönchengladbach in July 2019, where he has made 119 appearances for the German club, scoring 41 goals and recording 26 assists during his four seasons.
A move to PSG would see Thuram return to France and if Mbappe remains long-term with the Ligue 1 giants, perhaps the 24-year-old could play the role of recruiter to ensure his teammate on the France national team comes back to French football.
