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Inter Thuram returns to Appiano, the tests for the Nations League

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Inter Thuram returns to Appiano, the tests for the Nations League

A few minutes ago Marcus Thuram arrived at Inter's training centre in Milan for medical examinations.

The player, who returned to Appiano Gentile from training at Clairefontaine, has been called up by Zinédine Zidane for the last two fixtures of the UEFA Nations League.

National Team Recall

After playing nine consecutive matches as a starter, Thuram was recalled by Zinédine Zidane for the final two games of the UEFA Nations League, regaining the national team call‑up that had eluded him in September‑October.

The call‑up follows the September‑October absence.

Injury and Return to Italy

However, upon his arrival at Clairefontaine, the striker reported a right hamstring injury, as announced by the French Federation.

For this reason, the ’97 class has returned to Italy, going back to Appiano Gentile and remains unavailable for the Bleus.

According to Sky Sport, Thuram reached Inter's training centre a few minutes ago and will undergo further examinations.

Despite the muscle issue, there is optimism about his availability for the match against Atalanta on November 22, but the details will be assessed.

Defender Cristian Chivu warned not to underestimate the injury.

Thuram comes from a period of good form, having scored the latest goal against Como which reduced the gap with league‑leading Lazio to less than one point.

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