Federico Dimarco

[satubito]

so this means we were unable to find a club for him in Serie A/B? Frankly, loan is one thing, but selling him is another.

Swiss have the money and we wanted to balance for FFP. Makes sense, at least we're not hussled in the big deals now, we did comply for the FFP.

Good luck Federico, keep developing not that far away from home!

I think because Empoli didn't play him much and he didn't develop like we had hoped, we took a different approach with him. Hopefully he plays and plays well.

 

[Adriano@10]

Had his debut in the super league yesterday played a pretty bad game till he had to be taken off due to a injury.

Only good thing is that the coach really seems to trusting in him.

 

[thatdude]

Rumor we’re bringing him back?

Any idea how he did in Swiss League?

 

[Cómi]

I haven't watched him but Whoscored says 9 appearances in a year, so chances are that he was not great. Shame.

 

[WLEXT]

I haven't watched him but Whoscored says 9 appearances in a year, so chances are that he was not great. Shame.

I think he broke his crusader at first appearance.

 

[ADRossi]

He's probably better than Santon, and would be the best set piece taker on our team (lol)

 

[Sassuolu]

Heard he's coming back just to be sold again.

 

[Candreva Crosses]

the one that got away

 

[Wallace]

Give me Dimarco Crosses please.

 

[Adriano@10]

Heard he's coming back just to be sold again.

Is that even allowed? I thought you could not buy and sell the same player in one transfer window.

 

[Ed.]

nvm

 

[Black Knight]

Is that even allowed? I thought you could not buy and sell the same player in one transfer window.

Erkin?

 

[.h.]

a player cant play for more than two teams in a season, but that's the only restriction

 

[DARi0]

Yes, Federico is coming back 100% as we had to activate this buy-back clause by the end of May.

FC Sion bought DiMarco at the end of last season for a sum of €4 million, but Inter inserted an option to re-purchase for around €7 million.

The player has made a total of nine appearances for the Swiss club this season, scoring one goal and providing two assists – and this has been enough to convince the Nerazzurri to do all they can to recover the player. The purchase would not necessarily mean that Dimarco will be a part of Inter plans next season, as the club could use him as a bargaining chip in other deals or choose to sell him at a higher price.

Rumours: Bologna wants him, while he could be also sold to Cagliari in the deal for Barella. :megusta:

 

[Wobblz]

Here's what Adriano@10 posted in the Dalbert thread about Dimarco.

I just dont think he s ready for that. He was not as good as i expected him to be at sion. Yes he got injured in his debut which obviously affected his season. But even when he came back he looked like an average super league player and if you dont stand out in super league there is no way you re good enough for inter even as a backup.

Also the weird thing is after getting his fitness back he started seven consecutive games and then was dropped till the last macthday despite being fit.
I know there are many factors that play a role especially if injuries are involved and if you are playing for a crayze club like sion ( their owner punched a tv expert in the face in front of rolling cameras was hillarious). But even under these circumstances if you are good enough for inter there is no way a club like sion would sit you on the bench with 0 playing time fore the last 10/12 games.

Let me say it like this i ve seen other players tear the superleague apart just to fail abroad in way smaller clubs than inter is so i dot see how dimarco is ready for us.

 

[Il Drago]

Parma, meeting at Inter's headquarters for Dimarco: the latest

Newly promoted Parma think about strengthening their squad for the future.

Today in Milan, there was a meeting between Parma's Sporting Director Daniele Faggiano and Inter at the Nerazzurri headquarters: the main talking point? Young Italian full-back Federico Dimarco. The 20-year-old defender spent last season at FC Sion in Switzerland, where he managed just 9 appearances for the side. He previously has been sent out on loan to Ascoli and Empoli in the 2015/16 season and 2016/17 season respectively.

At the end of the meeting, Faggiano said: "Dimarco? No news, we are just talking. Is he close to Parma? We will see. Viviano? As long as he does not sign with me or any other teams, he is a player at Sampdoria. Quagliarella? There is nothing. Stulac? We are working, and we are confident for all those we are interested in".

https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/parma-meeting-at-inters-headquarters-for-dimarco-the-latest-1

 

[ADRossi]

Loaned to Parma with an option for them to buy, and a option for us to buy back

https://www.inter.it/en/news/63613/three-players-join-parma-calcio

 

[Guney]

 

[danz]

hi

 

[ADRossi]

This idiot is the prime example of how we're a joke as a club. This kid is 20 years old, Milan born, and has never looked out of place when I've seen him play. In fact, he has always looked promising. He was the captain of the Italian NT at a few youth levels, as well as their designated set piece taker. Home grown player who would qualify for Club Trained status. I'm not pretending he's a future world class player, but there is absolutely no doubt in my mind he could be AT LEAST an average left back.

What do we do, instead of giving him a chance? We splash 25 million on Dalbert who can't dribble the ball without looking afraid. Then when we (allegedly) have offers for Dalbert and can clearly see the dude is awful, we STILL decide to give him another chance (and exclude him from our UCL squad) while telling Dimarco to F off to Parma.

This isn't even me overreacting to one goal, I complained about this when it transpired. Liverpool are starting some 19 year old schmuck named Alexander-Arnold at RB, and we tell our promising players to go fight for playing time at a relegation club.