Turam: My injury is no big deal. Hope we can improve further
11:41am, 1 October 2025Football
After defeating Slavia Prague 3-0 in the Champions League, Inter Milan striker Marcus Toulam said in an interview with Sky Sports that the team is improving.
About your injury
-No problem, I think it's just a small matter, no big deal.
Have Inter Milan improved tonight's performance?
-Yes, the Champions League has been difficult and we must be very serious and play tonight's game well. Has the
team found a balance?
- It is important not to concede the ball, because we are always able to score. We are making progress and hope to improve further.
Regarding this year's goal
- I will consider it one after another, and then we'll take a look. The Champions League is still long, and it's only September now.
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