Thuram provokes AC Milan: storm during party, risks penalty. Criticism also for dad Lilian

Marcus Thuram in the center of the storm after Inter’s parade on the uncovered coach during celebrations for the Nerazzurri’s 21st Scudetto victory. The French striker, in his second championship win in Italy, displayed two banners that quickly made the rounds on social media, inflaming the clash between the two city supporters.

Thuram, amid cries of jubilation from Inter fans crowded around the bus that was slowly proceeding from San Siro to Milan’s Piazza Duomo, first displayed a Rossoneri banner with a portrait of a rat, in the second instead the slogan “derbies won put them in the c..o,” a reference to a historic provocative banner raised in the past by Milanista Massimo Ambrosini.

The transalpine forward, summoned by Deschamps for the World Cup in North America, risks a fine from the FIGC Prosecutor’s Office just as happened in the past to Dumfries and Maignan for similar situations.

In the crosshairs of the fans, this time Bianconeri, is also dad Lilian Thuram, who took to the pitch at the Meazza after the match hugging his son and posing with him for some photos. Thuram, a former Juventus great, under the Curva Nord, a feud of the Inter fans, made several Old Lady fans turn their noses up at him.

Marcus Thuram scored 18 goals in 44 total games this season with the Nerazzurri jersey, also winning the Coppa Italia.