Inter Milan have no intention of parting ways with Matteo Darmian anytime soon. The two parties should renew their collaboration for at least another season.
The 33-year-old joined the Nerazzurri in 2020 and has been a reliable servant ever since.
The Italian is originally a fullback but has been deployed in various playing positions under the guidance of Antonio Conte and Simone Inzaghi.
Last season, Darmian occupied the right centre-back role in Milan Skriniar’s absence.
The versatile defender’s contract will expire at the end of the season. However, the player will certainly remain at Inter next season, according to SOS Fanta via FcInter1908.
As the source tells it, Darmian’s contract includes an automatic renewal clause for another season.
While this clause will certainly be triggered, the Nerazzurri also intend to reward the defender by renegotiating the terms.
The report describes him as one of the one of the most reliable players at the club.
The source believes Darmian will linger at Appiano Gentile regardless of whether Inter succeed in signing Lille defender Tiago Djalo on a free transfer or not.
Inter Milan Will Reward Matteo Darmian By Renegotiating The Terms Of His Contract
This season, the former Manchester United man has made 14 appearances in all competitions thus far, contributing with a single assist.
Darmian’s impressive form also saw him gain a starting berth in Italy’s last Euro 2024 qualifier against North Macedonia.
The 33-year-old scored the opener for the Azzurri who won by five goals to two.
Nevertheless, the Italian media expects Napoli Giovanni Di Lorenzo to regain his starting place for Monday’s decisive encounter against Ukraine.