Inter lock up Dimarco in long‑term deal as form fuels future

Inter Milan have secured left‑back Federico Dimarco on a new contract that runs until 2030, extending his stay beyond the current deal that expires in 2027. The Italian winger’s agreement was finalised as the Serie A season approaches, with just over two weeks before the league kicks off.

Dimarco’s recent form convinced the Nerazzurri to act, after he featured in both goals scored by Chivu’s side during the 180‑minute Hong Kong and Perth tour. Against the English side Manchester City, his assist set up Benjamin Pavard’s strike, while in the Australian derby versus Milan he scored after a Nicolò Barella pass.

The reliability on the left flank has been a constant for Inter, with Dimarco’s Serie A assist tally highlighted as a jewel from the domestic double season. Since the mid‑July training camp in Germany, he has repeatedly affirmed his desire to pick up exactly where he left off last season.

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His current contract expires in 2027, but Inter hold an option to extend unilaterally for an additional year to 2028. Negotiations now aim to push the commitment further, targeting a signature that would keep the boy from Porta Romana in Nerazzurri colours through 2030.

The renewal follows other long‑term deals at the club, with Yann Bisseck already signed until 2031 and Pio Esposito also set for a new signature. On the transfer front, discussions over Cristian Romero with Tottenham remain stalled over wage terms, while Pavard’s €5 million salary limits further spending.

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By locking Dimarco in until 2030, Inter secure a pivotal member of the squad for the present and the years to come, while the player gains stability after a season he described as ‘the best moment of my life.’ The agreement reinforces the long‑standing bond between the left‑flank specialist and the Nerazzurri.