ARSENAL WANT TO SIGN THE SON OF A WORLD CUP WINNER.

According to THE METRO, the English club Arsenal re keen to sign a French footballer called Marcus Thuram, from the French club Guingamp , now Marcus Thiram is the son of the 1998 word cup winner Lilian Thuram, who played in Italy with Parma. Now it is no secret that Arsenal have always keen to sign young and talented footballers from France, and Arsene wenger, always brought highly talented youngsters from France. He said the French footballers were far better then the English players and were also less demanding when signing new contracts , the English youngsters demanded huge weekly salaries , and added many terms as well. While Marcus Thuram is mainly a winger but can also play as a forward, his father Lilian Thuram was a defender. Now Arsenal are watching this youngster vey closely, as his club Guiangamp are fighting a relegation battle as they are eighteenth on the French table, and if they are relegated , by the way things stand he could ver well join Arsenal on a lower transfer fee. Now that Marcus Thuram was born in Italy at Parma, he is eligible to play for both Italy and France as well. Now Arsenal are not the only club who are keen to sign this youngster , even the German club Borussia Dortmund are keen to sign him up.

ENGLISH CLUBS WANT TO SIGN MARCUS THURAM

Now some very big clubs from England, like Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspurs are all very keen to sign the young French striker Marcus Thuram. Now Marcus Thuram is playing in the French league with a minnow club called Guingamp. In case if you have not heard of this small club, you may now know that This tiny club knocked out the French giants P.S.G, in the equalent to the League cup in England. And by the way Marcus Thuram is the proud son of a world cup winner with France back in the year 1998. Marcus Thuram is son of Lillian Thuram. Now Lillian Thuram also won the EURO 2000 as well he was a defender for France. Marcus thuram was born in Italy , as his father Lillian thuram played for a while in Italy.