INTER MILAN drawing out a plan to bring DIMARCO back

While Hellas Verona are absolutely going to buy him back, on the 6 million euros transfer fee agreed upon, Italian left-back and wide midfielder Federico Dimarco (23) is coming from a sensational seasonal performance, with Scaligeri keeping him in at all, as long as they can, and it's viable for every side involved. To this end, the 1997-born might be hunting for a higher-rank club to dwell in, and kick his career forward by doing that.

To this end, Inter Milan management, which Hellas are going to buy Dimarco back from, are considering bringing him on-fire alumni of theirs. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Neroazzurri are planning to expoit Scaligeri's possible lack of a regular goalie, due to the fact Marco Silvestri, on a peak as well at 30, might end up bidding Romeo and Juliet's side farewell, by offering them almost 24-year old reserve goalie of theirs Ionut Radu as a compensation. Dimarco would therefore enter back his home clubs ranks, this time from the metaphorical front door.

Currently worth at least twice the forementioned amount, Dimarco is also tracked by Napoli, Lazio, and AS Roma.