Argentina FIFA World Cup Winner Declares: “We Want To Win Everything, We’re A Family At Inter Milan, Talk Often With Thuram” | OneFootball

Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez sets big objectives for his club, while opening up on his rapport with Marcus Thuram.

The Argentine led his team towards a vital win over Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. The 2-0 victory sees the Nerazzurri consolidating their lead on top of the Serie A table, opening a four-point gap with Juventus.

The 26-year-old pounced on a blunder from Adam Marusic to break the deadlock with his 15th goal in the league this season.

Martinez dedicated the goal to his region Bahia Blanca which witnessed a tragedy this weekend, with 13 persons losing their lives due to a storm.

“Today was a special day for me. Yesterday, I went to bed late because my city is going through a difficult time,” said the Nerazzurri skipper in his post-match interview with DAZN via FcInterNews.

“I was also worried about my family. I dedicate this goal to them as a message of support. I hope the problem is resolved.”

The 2022 World Cup winner reveals that he and his striking partner Thuram get along on and off the pitch.

“Since his arrival, Marcus has made himself available, right from the start we have shown that we can implement the ideas that the coach is asking for.

“Marcus and I often talk. Having a dialogue and a friendship is important. Things become easier on the pitch.

“I’m not just talking about him, but creating friendships within the group is significant. Being a family is fundamental,

“Inter has returned to fighting for major honors in these six years. So we must maintain this aspect.”

Inter Milan Captain Lautaro Thuram Opens Up On Great Rapport With Marcus Thuram

Martinez expects more difficult tasks ahead. Yet, he feels that his side will be ready to step up to the plate.

“What comes next will certainly be more difficult. But this positive start was important. We proved a point to ourselves.

“I always say it in the locker room. Everyone grows together, starting from the staff all the way to the players. We must create a great environment and strive together for great goals. We want to win everything.

“Becoming a father and starting a family was important for my growth, it even helped me on the pitch.

“The World Cup also left an impact on me. I didn’t play as I would have liked partially due to an ankle problem.

“I’ve worked a lot to improve and I try to prove it in every match.”

Moreover, the Inter captain admitted that Juventus remains a tough challenger even if they don’t always perform well.

“Juve have the quality. Sometimes they win without playing well, but they are second in the table, so we’ll see.”

“The Champions League? To win the tournament. we must beat everyone and prove that we are up to par with the elite.”