The Italy international is contracted until 2027, but discussions over fresh terms are continuing as Inter look to secure his future beyond the current agreement.
According to Tuttosport, Dimarco currently earns €4 million per season and is seeking an increase following his performances during the 2025-26 campaign. His representatives are reportedly targeting an annual salary of €6 million.
Inter, meanwhile, could offer a package worth €5 million per season plus bonuses, leaving the two sides to bridge the gap between their respective positions.
The club are also reportedly considering activating a contractual option that would extend Dimarco’s deal until 2028. That would provide Inter with additional security while negotiations over a longer-term agreement continue.
The discussions come after a difficult start to the season for Dimarco, whose progress has been affected by injury and a search for full match fitness. His current physical condition has complicated the opening weeks of the campaign, although the contract question remains a separate priority for the club.
Dimarco has become an important figure for Inter through his work on the left flank, offering attacking delivery and the ability to contribute in the final third. His performances last season strengthened his position in the squad and helped underpin his request for improved terms.
Inter must now decide how far they are prepared to go financially to reflect his importance. A proposed salary of €5 million plus bonuses would represent an increase on his current earnings, though it would fall short of the €6 million reportedly sought by his representatives.
The option to extend his contract by a further year could also prove significant. Exercising it would reduce the immediate risk of the player approaching the final year of his deal, giving the club more time to negotiate without the same pressure over his contractual situation.
For now, the two parties are working towards an agreement, with the reported figures suggesting that the difference is measurable rather than insurmountable. The outcome will depend on whether Inter and Dimarco’s representatives can find a compromise on salary and the length of the extension.
No agreement has been confirmed, and the reported financial terms remain attributed to Tuttosport. Inter’s priority will be to settle the situation while Dimarco works towards regaining his best form.