Marcus Thuram struggles at Inter Milan: value drops after difficult season

A frustrating campaign for Marcus Thuram at Inter Milan raises doubts about his future and market value

It has been a surprisingly underwhelming season for Marcus Thuram at Inter Milan, where expectations once soared and now drift in a haze of uncertainty.

The French forward has recorded 12 goals and 5 assists in 36 appearances. Decent numbers on paper, yet they only tell part of the story. What has truly raised concern is not just the output, but the lack of consistent impact and intensity in his performances.

According to Sportmediaset via Fcinter1908, several factors have contributed to his dip in form. 

An ankle injury kept him sidelined for over a month between October and November, disrupting his rhythm. Still, that alone does not explain the broader decline.

There is a growing sense that the issue may be psychological rather than physical or tactical. 

At times, Thuram appears short of motivation, as if caught in a mental fog that dulls his usual sharpness. A need for fresh challenges could be emerging beneath the surface.

Market interest grows as Inter Milan reassess

Inter Milan are now quietly exploring their options. Initial enquiries have already arrived, particularly from clubs in the Premier League, while interest from the Saudi Pro League remains on standby.

Having signed Thuram on a free transfer from Borussia Monchengladbach, Inter Milan could be tempted by the prospect of a significant capital gain.

Last summer, his release clause stood at €85 million (£72.7 million), a figure no club activated. 

Now, after a season like this, his valuation is expected to drop to between €50–60 million (£42.8–51.4 million).

Is that too low or too high? The answer depends on which version of Thuram shows up next.

If he rediscovers the explosive form of last season, that price could quickly look like a bargain. But if current struggles persist, even that reduced valuation may feel ambitious.

For now, the story remains unwritten. A strong finish to the campaign could shift the narrative entirely, turning uncertainty into leverage and making any potential sale far more complicated.