Federico Dimarco, Inter's left winger, is at the center of a new renewal project that could extend his bond with the Nerazzurri club until 2030. According to what was reported by *La Gazzetta dello Sport*, the Inter management has already started negotiations with the player's entourage, with the aim of blocking an even longer future. Currently Dimarco's contract can be automatically extended until 2028 thanks to a unilateral option from Inter, but the team intends to go further, securing one of their most reliable leaders for the coming seasons.
The player, now almost 29 years old, continues to be a key figure in Inter's long-term project. In addition to his traditional role as a left winger, Dimarco is evolving tactically, becoming increasingly free to move towards the center of the pitch and occupy different spaces. Cristian Chivu, the coach, noticed that the player has started to close actions on the right too, demonstrating greater versatility. Chivu stressed that, while giving him more freedom, it is essential that Dimarco maintains his balance and quickly recovers his position after the attack. During the last Serie A season, Dimarco recorded seven goals and eighteen assists, but has not yet scored this season, although he did provide one assist against Napoli.
In the domestic context, Dimarco had to miss the first four Nations League matches due to a knee problem. Now he aims to regain a space in Roberto Mancini's team, as well as pursuing the Champions League with Inter, an objective that Inter have already come close to twice. The potential agreement until 2030 would confirm Dimarco's importance to both club and national team, highlighting the desire of both to continue together for several seasons.
The renewal, if achieved, would represent a further step in Inter's consolidation strategy, which seeks to retain its key talents in view of the European and national challenges. With Dimarco at the center of the project, Inter is preparing to consolidate its defensive and offensive structure, aiming for a successful future both in Italy and in Europe. The next phase of negotiations should define the details of the new contract, with the aim of guaranteeing the player and the club an even more solid partnership in the coming years.