Marcus Thuram reportedly agrees to Inter contract extension with salary increase

Marcus Thuram has reportedly agreed to extend his stay at Inter with an improved financial package. Italian press outlets state the forward accepted the club's proposal for a contract extension. His existing agreement is set to expire in the summer of 2028.

FC Inter News reports that Thuram agreed to remain at the club with a salary increase. His current annual earnings stand at 6 million euros. The new terms are expected to raise this figure, though the exact amount was not disclosed in the available reports.

The player’s current contract includes a release clause valued at 85 million euros. This clause is expected to remain in place within the new agreement. Transfermarkt.com lists his market value at 50 million euros.

Thuram has contributed five goals and three assists in 10 matches for Inter this season. His recent form includes a goal in Serie A matchday eight. Inter defeated Fiorentina 2-1 in that fixture, with Thuram and Piotr Zielinski scoring for the home side.

Alex Jimenez scored for Fiorentina in the 65th minute of the match against Inter. Cristi Chivu coaches Inter and commented on Thuram after the game. The coach also addressed questions regarding Zinedine Zidane.

Zinedine Zidane did not call up Thuram during his first action as France coach. Thuram has earned 35 caps and scored three goals for the France national team.