Liverpool linked Marcus Thuram described as ‘joy’ by former manager

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Liverpool linked striker, Marcus Thuram, has been described as ‘joy to work with’ by Monchengladbach sporting director, Max Eberl.

The young striker has been linked with a move to Anfield in recent days. German outlet Express.de have claimed Liverpool could make a move for the forward, who is valued at around €50m.

Thuram, who is the son of France and Juventus legend Lillian, has scored ten goals in all competitions this season. Furthermore, he’s also contributed eight assists in the Bundesliga alone.

That form has seemingly attracted Liverpool, who are keen on adding the striker.

And in what looks like good news for Liverpool, Thuram has been portrayed in a shining light by ‘Gladbach supremo Eberl.

“Right from the beginning, he has been an incredibly funny an open kind of guy who spreads a lot of fun and joy in the dressing room. But who is also very professional. This combination is what makes him special,” Eberl said back in 2019. (Bullnews)

Those sorts of comments would suggest Thuram is a ‘good egg’. That, of course, is something Jurgen Klopp will love about the striker.

Thuram’s attitude fits perfectly with current Liverpool ethos – TBR View

The talent is clearly there when it comes to Marcus Thuram but you need the full package to be hugely successful in football.

Comments like this from his current employers, then, only make Thuram even more appealing.

To play for this Liverpool team you need to have drive and work-rate. The Liverpool ethos is epitomised by Jordan Henderson at the moment. He clearly runs the dressing room and has this Reds team singing from the same hymn sheet.

Thuram being able to fit in in a changing room could be massive. If Klopp does indeed decide to make a move in the summer, it seems he’ll be getting a player with both the talent and attitude to succeed.