Federico Dimarco has established himself as one of the most influential wingers in the world, serving as the perfect example of the type of footballer that Oaktree always wants to have in their team. The aim of the American fund that owns Inter is clear: create more ‘Dimarcos’ to build a high-value squad and ensure the production of internally nurtured champions.
The story of the 1997-born full-back is one of success. This season, with 2 goals and 3 assists, he has already shown his capacity to make a difference in crucial moments. His plays have decided important matches, such as those against Venezia, Young Boys, and Lipsia. Simone Inzaghi cannot do without him, and despite quality alternatives like Carlos Augusto and Buchanan, the Italian full-back remains irreplaceable.
Even in the national team, Dimarco has become an indispensable element. After making his debut in the Italy squad two and a half years ago, he is now among the best wingers in Europe. With over 10 goals and 10 assists in the last three seasons in the major European leagues, he is mentioned alongside standout names like Hakimi, Grimaldo, and Frimpong.
The left-footed winger is not just an extraordinary footballer, he’s a symbol of Inter Milan. Born in Milan and a lifelong Nerazzurri fan, he represents the connection between the team and the region. As reiterated by Corriere dello Sport, his contract renewal until 2027 – with a salary of 4 million a year – testifies to his fundamental importance to the club. Meanwhile, his market value and performances continue to grow, making him one of the most effective wingers in Europe.
And then there’s his knack for spectacular goals: from his strike against Frosinone from midfield, to his right-footed shot against Parma, to his jewel of a goal for Italy against France. Dimarco never ceases to amaze, and Inter is enjoying their gem, ready to build the future on an excellent model that bears his name.
