“He didn’t want him at the Nerazzurri”

It is now known that Riccardo Trevisani he dotes on Federico Dimarco: the journalist returned to talk about the qualities of the exterior of theInter underlining his growth over the years, unpredictable even for a great man trainer like Antonio Conte who, in his Nerazzurri experience, had failed the left-footed player.

Inter, Trevisani crazy about Dimarco

The services offered in National during the commitments of Nations League con Belgium and Israel by Federico Dimarco have pushed several insiders to open a new debate on the left-footed winger of theInter: is he really among the first in the world in his role?

Affirmative answer for Riccardo Trevisaniwho has long been in love with the Inter player’s left foot. “It’s a monster – declared the journalist in the last episode of Radio TV Serie A – impressive stuff. Nobody gives the kind of balls that Dimarco gives, and I’ve been watching football for 40 years.”

Inter, Trevisani beats Conte to Dimarco

But it’s not just Dimarco’s ballistic quality that drives Trevisani crazy: the journalist was in fact impressed by the ability with which the former full-back youth sector of Inter has improved, year after year, to become a winger capable of making a difference even at international level.

Dimarco proved that many of those who didn’t believe in him were wrong: among these, Trevisani reminded him, there was also a great coach who returned to Serie A this year… “Dimarco was someone who Antonio Contea coach who I respect very much, didn’t want to see him at Inter – continued the journalist, quoting the coach Napoli – . He was a player Verona e Parmain fact it seemed like he was going to have a medium-level career.”

Inter, the importance of Inzaghi for Dimarco

If Conte had underestimated Dimarco’s potential, Simone Inzaghi instead he was able to intuit and develop them. According to Trevisani, the meeting with the former Lazio coach was fundamental for the Inter winger’s career. “Inzaghi saw great ability in Dimarco and gave him Inter’s left wing – concluded Trevisani -. I liked him at Parma, but never in my life would I have thought he would become one of the top three of the world in its role.”