Profile
Federico Dimarco is a 28-year-old Italian left wing-back, left-footed, an Inter Milan academy product now established as both a club mainstay and full Italy international. Jersey #32. 2025-26 season: 35 Serie A appearances, 7 goals, 16 assists โ a genuinely elite creative output for a wing-back. Set-piece delivery is a core part of his game, confirmed extensively in the video log.
T3 Status
16 of 16 T3 sub-metrics confirmed โ every single one, including both composites. Standouts: CRS (9.67), SPI (8.75), MCS (8.5), OMS (8.5). Lowest confirmed score is CRK (6.82) โ still solidly above average, just the relative weak point in an otherwise elite profile.
Empire FGA Verdict
ultProxy 79.4โ โ Strong Tier-3 evidence, PARTIAL_VALIDATION (1 scout). This is 16/16 sub-metrics clearing the 3-event confidence threshold, which is genuinely the cleanest dataset built this season โ but it is one scout's assessment, not a validated FGA score (that requires Tier 2 data this player doesn't have yet, plus a second scout per the platform's own SCOUT_VALIDATED bar). The vs-Sassuolo match alone (three assists, a goal-line save, a crossbar-rattling free kick) is one of the best individual match logs in the whole dataset.
Technical / Creative
Mental / Character
Physical / Off-Ball
Tier 1 โ Transfermarkt ยท Wikipedia ยท FBref ยท Inter.it
Tier 2 โ Composite Scores
FGA Weighting Breakdown
LOG Context
Serie A: Tier 3.6 (confirmed)
UCL League Phase (Dortmund): Tier 3.5
Italy Senior NT: Tier 4.0+
The register spans bottom-third domestic games through a Champions League away tie โ a genuinely representative sample, not just easy matches.
The Sassuolo Match โ A Genuine Individual Masterclass
What Actually Happened (Translated from the Event Log)
0'39: A goal-line save to deny a near-certain Sassuolo goal, described as leaving everyone wondering how he got there (Q10).
10'06: A corner delivered directly onto Yann Bisseck's head โ goal, 1st assist (Q10).
16'56: A free-kick everyone expected as a cross โ he shot instead, and hit the bar (Q10).
27'22: A one-touch cross for Marcus Thuram to tap in โ goal, 2nd assist (Q10).
53'01: Another corner, this time finding Akanji's head โ goal, 3rd assist (Q10).
57'12: A disguised one-touch through ball that "feints everybody" for Sucic (Q10).
Kept Honest โ The Low Points Are Logged Too
32'02: A backheel volley pass, "totally missed" (Q4).
57'59: A corner kick "totally missed" (Q3).
67'38: Tried to lob the keeper โ logged as "very strange decision" (Q2, the lowest score in the entire register).
The analyst didn't smooth over a genuinely poor spell in the same match as three assists โ that's a real methodological strength worth noting. The Como match also includes a Q2 defensive lapse where he lost a 1v1 duel that led directly to a conceded goal โ this dataset isn't a highlight reel.
Cross-League Performance Projection
Methodology
Formula: LOG-Adjusted Score = Base FGA ร (Current League Tier รท Target League Tier).
Premier League: 79.4 ร (3.6 รท 3.7) = 77.2
La Liga: 79.4 ร (3.6 รท 3.6) = 79.4
This projects a Tier-3 proxy score, not a validated FGA โ treat it as directional, not final, until Tier 2 data and a second scout are in place.
Top Philosophy Fits
Tactical Archetype
"The Complete Wing-Back" โ this is close to the archetype the modern wing-back role was designed around: elite set-piece delivery, genuine goal-line defensive value, sprint numbers that hold up in transition both ways, and a clutch-response score (9.67) that's the highest confirmed metric on the whole card. The confirmed in-match positional swap with Luis Henrique also shows real tactical flexibility, not just a fixed role.
Season Statistics (2025-26)
| Stat | Total |
|---|---|
| Appearances | 35 |
| 90s Played | 30 |
| Goals | 7 |
| Assists | 16 |
| Goal Contributions | 23 |
T3 Register Summary
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| โฅ2 matches vs top-third opposition | โ Pass |
| โฅ1 away match | โ Pass |
| โฅ1 match losing | โ Pass |
| Minimum 5 matches | โ Pass (8 registered) |
Physical Profile
Assessment Note
โ Positive Filters
- 16/16 T3 sub-metrics confirmed, averaging 8.06 โ the most complete, highest-quality dataset on any player this season
- CRS 9.67 โ the single highest confirmed score on the card, real clutch delivery under pressure
- 16 assists this season โ elite creative output for a wing-back, backed directly by video (3 in one match alone)
- A confirmed goal-line save โ genuine defensive value beyond the attacking numbers
- Confirmed positional flexibility โ swapped to right wing-back mid-match on set pieces, twice, in the same game
- Full Italy senior international at an established Inter Milan first-team level
- The lowest logged event in the whole register (Q2) sits alongside three assists in the same match โ the assessment isn't cherry-picked highlights
โ Caution Signals
- CRK (6.82) is the relative weak point โ still solid, just the lowest of the 16 confirmed metrics
- A Q2 defensive lapse in the Como match directly led to a conceded goal โ 1v1 pace deficit against a quicker opponent, worth knowing as a specific, real weakness
โ Critical Gaps
- None on the T3 side โ this is the first fully-confirmed dataset built this season
โ Empire FGA Verdict
ultProxy 79.4โ โ PARTIAL_VALIDATION, genuinely strong evidence. Federico Dimarco is a 28-year-old Inter Milan and Italy left wing-back with the cleanest Tier-3 dataset assessed this season โ 16 of 16 sub-metrics cleared the confidence threshold, and season numbers (16 assists, 23 goal contributions) independently support what the video shows. This is one scout's work, not yet cross-checked by a second scout, and Tier 2 data isn't in yet โ so 79.4โ is a stats+video proxy, not a finished FGA rating. The Sassuolo match alone โ a goal-line save, a crossbar strike, and three assists, honestly logged alongside two genuinely poor moments in the same 90 minutes โ is as complete a single-match case study as this system has produced.