Here we are, finally Denzel Dumfries is about to renew his expiring contract with Inter. Thereby avoiding the risk of new Skriniar cases, with the Dutch defender committing to the Nerazzurri for several more seasons.
After lengthy negotiations that began last summer during the European Championships, an agreement has been reached between the parties. Dumfries will earn 4 million euros, the same amount guaranteed to Dimarco after his latest renewal. However, thanks to the benefits of the Growth Decree, the new contract will cost Inter just over 5 million.
As reported this morning by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the wing-back – who will return against Manchester City from the first minute after the decisive goal scored in Monza – has already agreed to the terms offered by Marotta and Ausilio. Once the final details are sorted out, Dumfries will sign a three-year contract with Inter with an option for a fourth year, without any exit clause.
