Federico Dimarco

Italian footballer, Inter Milan defender

Federico Dimarco - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 10th, 1997
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A professional footballer, recognized for contributions to defensive play. Started career in youth academy of Parma and progressed to first team. Transferred to Inter Milan, playing a significant role in team success. Gained attention for performances in Serie A and European competitions. Also represented the national team, participating in high-stakes international matches.

Played for Inter Milan in Serie A

Won the Coppa Italia with Inter Milan

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