Inter has activated the unilateral clause to extend Federico Dimarco’s contract until 2028. In addition to continuing the partnership, the agreement also provides for a significant increase in the Italian defender’s salary, who will receive 5 million euros per season.
This is only the first step for the Nerazzurri, as the club’s executives aim to keep Dimarco in Milan beyond 2028.
According to reports, the parties are expected to sit down soon for a meeting to discuss a further extension of the contract. A meeting between Inter’s executives and the player’s representatives is already on the club’s agenda.
At San Siro, they consider Dimarco an important element for the team’s future and aim to secure his continuity for several more seasons.
The Italian defender has become one of Inter’s most important players, so the club wants to avoid any uncertainty about his future. The goal is clear: both parties want to continue together.
