Inter Milan 3-0 Cagliari – France Forward Reveals What He Told Nerazzurri Target After Impressive Victory | OneFootball

Marcus Thuram scored his fourth goal in three matches as Inter Milan swept aside Cagliari 3-0, and the France forward revealed a touching post-match exchange with one of the evening’s most impressive performers, Cagliari wing-back Marco Palestra.

Thuram spoke to both Sky Sport and DAZN after the final whistle, reflecting on his impressive personal form and the broader mood within an Inter squad that is closing in on the Scudetto.

On his rich vein of scoring form, Thuram kept his answer simple, with quotes via FCInterNews.

“Nothing has changed, I feel good and the moment is good.”

After a difficult start to 2026 for the former Borussia Monchengladbach man, he has recovered his form, at the right moment.

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His most memorable moment came when asked about the conversation he had with Palestra.

Indeed, an Inter transfer target who impressed against his potential future employers.

“I told Palestra that he is strong and to keep going like that,” Thuram said, with quotes again via FCInterNews.

It was a candid and generous tribute that will not go unnoticed given Inter’s long-standing interest in the Atalanta-owned wing-back.

Palestra has been identified as a potential reinforcement for the upcoming summer transfer market.

However, Atalanta’s demands for the Italy youngster are likely to make it difficult for the Nerazzurri.

Some may remember La Dea’s resistance when Inter attempted to sign Ademola Lookman last summer.

On the atmosphere at San Siro and what the result means, Thuram was effusive.

“A beautiful moment. We know we still need to make more points to win the Scudetto, but this atmosphere is great.”

On the collective character within the squad, he expanded on the group’s strong internal bonds.

“Yes, we talked among ourselves. We are a group that is well, that loves playing together, and it shows on the pitch.”