Dimarco's deal extended to 2028 after Inter trigger clause
Inter used a unilateral option for one more season; without a new agreement, Dimarco would earn 5.2 million euros net per year from July.
Inter have triggered a unilateral clause that extends Federico Dimarco's contract by one more season, so it now runs to 2028 instead of expiring on 30 June 2027. Through a certified email, the club has effectively ruled out the full-back leaving on a free transfer in the coming months, according to TuttoMercatoWeb.
The extension takes effect on 1 July, so his pay stays the same until then. If no new agreement is reached, his final year would pay 5.2 million euros net per season, roughly half a million more than he earns now. Inter president Giuseppe Marotta said before the 3-0 win at Feyenoord that the deal is not yet final, but that the player wants to stay and the club wants him to.
Both sides are aiming for a new contract of four or five seasons before the end of the campaign. Dimarco has made clear he wants to continue at Inter and, if possible, finish his career there.
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