Final Details Left To Sort Out Before Inter Milan & Italy Star Pens New Deal

Inter Milan and home-grown Azzurri wing-back Federico Dimarco are on the brink of formalising a new long-term contract, with only minor points still to be ironed out, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInterNews.

Born in Milan and a product of the club’s academy, Dimarco has made no secret of his wish to remain at the Stadio San Siro, viewing an extension as a strategic career move rather than a purely emotional decision. The 27-year-old’s importance has soared this season, with head coach Cristian Chivu and the Inter hierarchy regarding him as indispensable after a campaign marked by heightened consistency and match-winning contributions.

Dimarco’s existing terms expire in June 2027, but club directors want clarity well before that date and intend to open comprehensive negotiations before the current season closes. He presently earns roughly €4 million net per year; the prospective renewal is expected to carry a salary bump and could lengthen the deal by an additional three seasons, pushing the expiry toward 2030.

Securing Dimarco’s signature would not only lock down one of Europe’s most influential wide players but also reinforce the symbolic bond between a lifelong Nerazzurro supporter and the club’s long-term sporting project.