Federico Dimarco is on the verge of signing a new Inter Milan contract until 2030, rewarding a season that has seen the Italy wing-back produce arguably the finest campaign of his career and reach a historic Serie A milestone.
According to Il Giornale, via FCInterNews, an agreement is in the final stages.
Dimarco, a lifelong Inter supporter, will commit his future to his boyhood club in a deal that makes him a Nerazzurri player for life in every sense.
The timing is fitting.
Dimarco delivered his 16th assist of the season on Friday against Cagliari, equalling the Serie A single-season record set by Papu Gomez with Atalanta in 2019-20.
That figure makes him practically the best creator in a top-flight Italian season since 2004-05.
Dimarco Rediscovers Best Form After Italy Heartbreak As Contract Talks Advance With Inter Milan
Indeed, the difficult international break, Italy’s World Cup elimination hit Dimarco hard, could have derailed his momentum.
However, pulling on the Inter shirt again was all it took to restore his brilliance. He has been the most consistent and creative force in Chivu’s side across the entire campaign.
Furthermore, the renewal reflects Inter’s broader philosophy, building a core of Italian players around which the squad can grow.
Therefore, Dimarco becomes one of the first major contract announcements of the summer rebuild.
A player who has given everything for this club, now secured for another chapter, one that may yet include further Scudetti and Coppa Italia victories to add to an already remarkable story.
